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Originally posted by AtW View PostNo, what we need is taxocracy where the number of votes you have is proportional to the amount of tax paid less benefits.
You don't own the money you pay in tax and suggesting that paying for votes is a good idea is ludicrous.
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostWhat we need is a plutocracy. Where the number of votes you have is proportional to the amount of money and value of assets you have.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostLiberal democracy is just a vehicle for capitalism. When it fails, capitalism will continue under the banner of fascism.
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Originally posted by doodab View PostIs there an inherent weakness in liberal democracy that means that, like soviet communism, it will eventually collapse under the weight of it's own internal contradictions?
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostIt makes sense because if you are smart enough to make lots of money you're likely to be smart enough to know who to choose to run the country well.
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostIt makes sense because if you are smart enough to make lots of money you're likely to be smart enough to know who to choose to run the country well.
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What we need is a plutocracy. Where the number of votes you have is proportional to the amount of money and value of assets you have.
It makes sense because if you are smart enough to make lots of money you're likely to be smart enough to know who to choose to run the country well.
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Originally posted by doodab View PostIs there an inherent weakness in liberal democracy that means that, like soviet communism, it will eventually collapse under the weight of it's own internal contradictions?
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Is there an inherent weakness in liberal democracy that means that, like soviet communism, it will eventually collapse under the weight of it's own internal contradictions?
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