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« Reply #1 on: February 17, 2014, 11:17:39 AM » |
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The second part is a well observed phenomenon, as horrifying as it must be to people here. But in a democracy everyone's opinion ought to matter, even if stunningly poorly informed... and I would also argue that it is the responsibility of those in the political process - and in the media and so on and so forth - to inform the electorate of what they need to know in order to make their choice.
Besides, there's certainly no reason to believe that the electorate in a low-turnout election is better informed than in a high-turnout one.
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