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>'You' elect the government. Even if you didn't vote for ruling parties, majority did. It's funny that people still believe governments let people elect anythi
by sjapkee 1y ago
>'You' elect the government. Even if you didn't vote for ruling parties, majority did.
It's funny that people still believe governments let people elect anything. You can vote, you can ignore elections - result will be the same, your opinion doesn't matter
- Xelbair 1y agoThen maybe some forces - economic, or realpolitik ones, or whatever etc - make the current situation a reality, no matter your political allegiance. Maybe it is infact an optimal resource distribution for current situation. Or system is fundamentally broken, and You, as in populace, need to change it. you can talk to people, political party allegiance does not need to be a tribal relationship. take your pick.