Okay. Well, you're going to have to provide practical examples on why decades of testimony and support for various policies (or the reps that push them) is somehow not a product of the electorate's own volition.
You have hypotheticals and a general model for what might alleviate the support (or implicit support for these policies). But you fail to address what I actually stated: the electorate IS voting for this. They have voted for this. They will continue to vote for this. You provided no evidence to negate this historical record. You provided an example of "two options vs many options" which completely and utterly misses the point I'm making.
>Pointing out people as idiots is not a solution.
Your words, not mine. I called them unqualified. However you've brought to mind a favorite quote that I'm going to modify:
"There are idiots in the market" -> "There are idiots in the electorate"
Okay. Well, you're going to have to provide practical examples on why decades of testimony and support for various policies (or the reps that push them) is somehow not a product of the electorate's own volition.
You have hypotheticals and a general model for what might alleviate the support (or implicit support for these policies). But you fail to address what I actually stated: the electorate IS voting for this. They have voted for this. They will continue to vote for this. You provided no evidence to negate this historical record. You provided an example of "two options vs many options" which completely and utterly misses the point I'm making.
>Pointing out people as idiots is not a solution.
Your words, not mine. I called them unqualified. However you've brought to mind a favorite quote that I'm going to modify:
"There are idiots in the market" -> "There are idiots in the electorate"