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Caphi posted:What I don't understand is - they asked all the people to stew on the problem for an entire month and come to a conclusion they are as sure of, as deeply and as rationally as they can possibly get themselves is correct, and the 47% or whatever who got outvoted just take the results quietly and keep walking? No one felt that strongly that Gelulululu should go after all? Is this one of those "there's like a few hundred of them but X is suppressing them" things? They will abide by the decision of the majority because that's how democracy works?
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Caphi posted:I've been asked to think this over with a cool head for a month. I've been asked specifically to apply my beliefs, values, and logic to the problem rather than how I'm feeling. And I've voted on the basis that Gelsadra is a threat by his mere presence, because apparently he can't even control the power that has been kidnapping people en masse. Except these kind of situations arise regularly in all democracies and society manages to not fall apart? Referendums on independence, social issues like gay marriage etc, people vote on decisions they feel very strongly about all the time. Like the other guy said, there are some protests, much gnashing of teeth and then life goes on. MagicBoots fucked around with this message at 12:00 on Sep 28, 2015 |
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