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komali2 10 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Charlie Kirk killed at event in Utah

At least in the case of the USA, then, there's still no universal democracy. Corporations have far more powerful and influence, in basically every election you can only vote for a neoliberal, and plenty of people get disenfranchised.

ethbr1 10 months ago [–]

It seems like bike-shedding to equate complete lack of franchise with vote dilution.

They are very different levels of democratic access.

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