Comment by maigret 3 days ago That’s the definition of democracy. Of course voting is significant and has consequences. 2 comments maigret Reply andsoitis 3 days ago > That’s the definition of democracy.In a democracy, it is the elected officials, who are meant to represent the voter, that are held accountable. Not the voter.> Of course voting is significant and has consequences.Tautology but also not relevant. How do you propose the voter be held accountable? megagpt3 3 days ago The elected official is held accountable if he doesn't do what the voters want. This one is doing what his voters want, so there's nothing to hold him accountable for.
andsoitis 3 days ago > That’s the definition of democracy.In a democracy, it is the elected officials, who are meant to represent the voter, that are held accountable. Not the voter.> Of course voting is significant and has consequences.Tautology but also not relevant. How do you propose the voter be held accountable? megagpt3 3 days ago The elected official is held accountable if he doesn't do what the voters want. This one is doing what his voters want, so there's nothing to hold him accountable for.
megagpt3 3 days ago The elected official is held accountable if he doesn't do what the voters want. This one is doing what his voters want, so there's nothing to hold him accountable for.
> That’s the definition of democracy.
In a democracy, it is the elected officials, who are meant to represent the voter, that are held accountable. Not the voter.
> Of course voting is significant and has consequences.
Tautology but also not relevant. How do you propose the voter be held accountable?
The elected official is held accountable if he doesn't do what the voters want. This one is doing what his voters want, so there's nothing to hold him accountable for.