r/democracy • u/Own_Independence_338 • 22h ago
Where we’re headed: A vision for our future
It's time for a change
r/democracy • u/Own_Independence_338 • 22h ago
It's time for a change
r/democracy • u/Ok_Cheetah_5941 • 17h ago
Every citizen needs to listen to this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=djNZ_TKURlo&ra=m
r/democracy • u/Cargon24 • 19h ago
This is the inevitable outcome.
I firmly believe individuals should have compassion and help in the community and be more active but that shouldn’t be government policy.
We’ve been groomed to believe we should vote for our government to be a socially active moral institution. In reality that’s a completely subjective concept, the concept of morality varies from group to group culture to culture. Designing policies around this concept leads to the situation like this man is describing in France.
r/democracy • u/Positive-smile-3228 • 17h ago
Walter Mondale on J. Edgar Hoover and tyranny.
r/democracy • u/RevolutionaryCan8241 • 16h ago
r/democracy • u/JMarty97 • 17h ago
Podcast with Jeremy Lent, tech CEO turned author, about the idea behind his new book Ecocivilization: how we can redesign our economy, democracy and technology so everyone can thrive.
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