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Maybe he was arguing against democracy, not government? His point-- and it's one I think I agree with-- is that majority decision making really only differs fr
by abefortas 17y ago
Maybe he was arguing against democracy, not government?
His point-- and it's one I think I agree with-- is that majority decision making really only differs from tyranny only numerically.
The alternative, I suppose, would be voluntary governments, and decion making by consensus.