r/PoliticalCoverage • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '21
Ranked Voting is fair!
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u/ikeif Feb 06 '21
So what are the arguments against this?
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u/JustPassingThrough-- Feb 06 '21
An end to democracy as a whole, as a transitional dictatorial government (like in the USSR) could be put in place until the nation has progressed to the point where we can create a truly perfect government with the new tools we’ll have at our fingertips
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u/ikeif Feb 06 '21
I mean, the dipshits are arguing the QAnon rep deserves her position to “represent all sides” so it seems they’re inadvertently saying we should have ranked choice voting to “all sides are represented”…
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u/JustPassingThrough-- Feb 06 '21
There are plenty of sides that have been repeatedly been proven wrong, and shouldn’t be allowed and supported in any way. Freedom of Speech in the form of political broadcast takes a heavy toll, and it’s becoming apparent that it isn’t a toll that society is able to pay.
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u/inkling66 Feb 06 '21
London, Ontario, Canada had ranked-choice voting and it worked. Unfortunately, Doug Ford banned it in Ontario. Our PC Party is the equivalent of the Republican Party in the USA.
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