I think what they mean is, in theory in Democracy the majority decides about political actions by electing their representatives who in turn act on their behalf. In the US this is heavily manipulated by e.g. only giving a very limited number of choices which dont represent most peoples opinions. Not everyones opinion is worth the same, you buy influence with money.
I think what they mean is, in theory in Democracy the majority decides about political actions by electing their representatives who in turn act on their behalf. In the US this is heavily manipulated by e.g. only giving a very limited number of choices which dont represent most peoples opinions. Not everyones opinion is worth the same, you buy influence with money.
Do you really think that the previous poster understands that? I highly doubt that.
What makes you think so?
There’s nothing liberal about US “democracy”.
Liberal democracy has a fixed definition, its not a term they came up with.
That doesn’t mean they understand that term.
Maybe, and my question was what made you think so.