← Back to context Comment by scns 1 day ago Democracy is a popularity contest 2 comments scns Reply dghlsakjg 1 day ago Yes. That’s kind of the point. The words aren’t that far apart in etymology either. By Latin definitions the most popular (liked by the general public) candidate will be the democratically chosen (rule by the people) one. Forgeties79 1 day ago Yes but the hope is we can make the popularity center on the solutions and ability to execute them.
dghlsakjg 1 day ago Yes. That’s kind of the point. The words aren’t that far apart in etymology either. By Latin definitions the most popular (liked by the general public) candidate will be the democratically chosen (rule by the people) one.
Forgeties79 1 day ago Yes but the hope is we can make the popularity center on the solutions and ability to execute them.
Yes. That’s kind of the point. The words aren’t that far apart in etymology either. By Latin definitions the most popular (liked by the general public) candidate will be the democratically chosen (rule by the people) one.
Yes but the hope is we can make the popularity center on the solutions and ability to execute them.