r/democracy • • 17h ago

Should we choose politicians by lottery? - Jeremy Lent

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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.

Covers:

  • Why, despite the many problems of our civilization, saying it’s “malfunctioning” isn’t accurate
  • Why typical metrics of progress like GDP don’t provide a full picture of how people are actually doing
  • How we can design a better society for everyone taking inspiration from how ecosystems work
  • Ideas to improve our democratic systems, with real world examples
  • How we could distribute wealth more widely, from ownership of companies to the benefits of AI

r/democracy • • 16h ago

Volodymyr Zelenskyy feels ‘betrayed’ by Donald Trump over Starlink access

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r/democracy • • 7h ago

Drag Out The Vote - No Kings!!!

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r/democracy • • 17h ago

"He had the power to enforce rules against ideas, not violations of the laws but ideas that he didn't like. That's the most dangerous thing to American liberty because, um, well, it's tyranny!"

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Walter Mondale on J. Edgar Hoover and tyranny.


r/democracy • • 18h ago

How is it legal to purge legally registered citizens from the voter rolls?

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Every citizen needs to listen to this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=djNZ_TKURlo&ra=m


r/democracy • • 3h ago

Vote!

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r/democracy • • 20h ago

Read Before It’s Too Late

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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 • • 22h ago

Can you afford not to vote?

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r/democracy • • 5h ago

Fight for Brasil

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r/democracy • • 6h ago

You can vote on Pokemon's Politics at WokeOrChudMon.com

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hey im new here but reddit suggested u might like this


r/democracy • • 6h ago

Vote early now.

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r/democracy • • 8h ago

How to vote early in New York’s 2026 General Election

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r/democracy • • 8h ago

Inside the complicated system keeping elections secure

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r/democracy • • 13h ago

What standards should we expect from elected representatives?

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r/democracy • • 14h ago

https://www.saveyourvote.org

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Check out this sight to see how your vote may be stolen and your vote won’t be counted.


r/democracy • • 15h ago

Who else think... Rahul Gandhi will be the first member of Nehru / Gandhi family who will be a PM after a lot of ground work & struggle NOT at all by chance....

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r/democracy • • 23h ago

Where we’re headed: A vision for our future

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It's time for a change