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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human

&gt;The west has never been democratic in a first place. 

Honestly good. True democracy as proven by various referendums are typically fraught with misinformation, stupidity, lack of understanding (or ability to understand) and cause deep divisions. Outside of local politics, that directly affects ourselves, we more often than not lack the mental capabilities to understand the cause and effect of nation spanning decisions.

Better to elect a representative who is payed to dedicate themselves to learning how to govern nations.

What we actually don't like is shit choice of representatives as a direct consequence of limited party choice caused by our method of election. In my eyes each representative should ascribe to a couple of parties that align with their views and there should be many more parties with much narrower focuses. Better to have coalitions and compromise than stagnation and corruption.

As Winston Churchill said 'The best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter'

And terrifying to think half are stupider than that.
gpt
Part of me would almost want people to take a course or do an exam before being deemed capable of understanding consequence and being allowed to vote... except who sets the course and exam and ensures its non bias... who watches the watchmen.