its a hard pill to swallow, but it might be time for us to accept that democracy enables this and if we want to live in a better world we might have to think of a different model (no, not a dictatorship; obviously not that)
democracy is based on the idea that people will vote in favor of their own interest. it has been proven repeatedly that this is not the case (see: the united states of america)
democracy as a system has been figured out by enough people with enough power to rig it in their favor, even when science and research shows that this is not the better outcome for the majority (see: the united states of america)
its a hard pill to swallow but it might be time for us to accept that democracy isn't perfect...
My criticism of the left has nothing to do with the "incongruity between the actual result of a sequence of events and the normal or expected result." Nor do I support right-wing groups.
Your inability to understand irony is on full display here.
> My criticism of the left has nothing to do with the "incongruity between the actual result of a sequence of events and the normal or expected result."
That's not what I said. You are criticizing the left for disliking election results; meanwhile, you are supporting groups that aim to overturn election results. That's the irony.
The incongruity arises from the contradiction in your opinions. One would expect a reasonable person to either support democracy in all cases, or oppose it. You, however, support democracy when it suits your partisan ends and oppose it when it doesn't. That's both hypocritical and ironic.
>You are criticizing the left for disliking election results; meanwhile, you are supporting groups that aim to overturn election results. That's the irony.
I do not support groups that aim to overturn election results, you're delusionally inventing that. There is no irony here.
>The incongruity arises from the contradiction in your opinions.
There is no incongruity here, it's just something you've delusionally invented in your mind.
>One would expect a reasonable person to either support democracy in all cases, or oppose it. You, however, support democracy when it suits your partisan ends and oppose it when it doesn't. That's both hypocritical and ironic.
democracy is based on the idea that people will vote in favor of their own interest. it has been proven repeatedly that this is not the case (see: the united states of america)
democracy as a system has been figured out by enough people with enough power to rig it in their favor, even when science and research shows that this is not the better outcome for the majority (see: the united states of america)
its a hard pill to swallow but it might be time for us to accept that democracy isn't perfect...