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Tag Archives: demagoguery
Why not have all citizens vote for or against legislation? Online for instance?
Even if everyone had internet access or some other way to register their opinion, there are several problems with everyone voting on everything. Most people do not have time or interest to properly deliberate about complex social issues. Plebiscites, referenda … Continue reading
Posted in FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
Tagged demagoguery, Plebescitism, populism, referendum
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