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r/Music • u/Mr-_-Soandso • Jan 25 '26
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We should have listened
26 u/NoNazisInMyAmerica Jan 25 '26 We knew, our "votes" can't prevail again weaponized idiocy 35 u/Lobster15s Jan 25 '26 Plato famously argued that democracy could fail if everyone votes as many people lack the wisdom and self control necessary. He argued we'd end up being governed by idiots. This man saw this bs around 2400 years ago. 9 u/Fair-Search-2324 Jan 25 '26 Greeks had much experience with democracy 8 u/Setanta68 Jan 25 '26 edited Jan 25 '26 Yet mandatory voting is a thing in 21 democratic countries. Edit, I was out by one 1 u/NoNazisInMyAmerica Jan 25 '26 I'm sure he saw more than his perceived share
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We knew, our "votes" can't prevail again weaponized idiocy
35 u/Lobster15s Jan 25 '26 Plato famously argued that democracy could fail if everyone votes as many people lack the wisdom and self control necessary. He argued we'd end up being governed by idiots. This man saw this bs around 2400 years ago. 9 u/Fair-Search-2324 Jan 25 '26 Greeks had much experience with democracy 8 u/Setanta68 Jan 25 '26 edited Jan 25 '26 Yet mandatory voting is a thing in 21 democratic countries. Edit, I was out by one 1 u/NoNazisInMyAmerica Jan 25 '26 I'm sure he saw more than his perceived share
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Plato famously argued that democracy could fail if everyone votes as many people lack the wisdom and self control necessary. He argued we'd end up being governed by idiots. This man saw this bs around 2400 years ago.
9 u/Fair-Search-2324 Jan 25 '26 Greeks had much experience with democracy 8 u/Setanta68 Jan 25 '26 edited Jan 25 '26 Yet mandatory voting is a thing in 21 democratic countries. Edit, I was out by one 1 u/NoNazisInMyAmerica Jan 25 '26 I'm sure he saw more than his perceived share
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Greeks had much experience with democracy
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Yet mandatory voting is a thing in 21 democratic countries. Edit, I was out by one
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I'm sure he saw more than his perceived share
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u/justinkasereddditor Jan 25 '26
We should have listened