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Why a group taking a vote on something is an example of a direct democracy.?
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Because each of the voters has a free choice - instead of being told what (or who) to vote for.
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What are bad things about a direct democracy?
There are a number of bad things about a direct democracy. Some of them include a simple majority taking away the rights of the others, too much public opinion can be volatile for a country and so much more.
Are taxes a kind of theft?
No. Theft is illegally taking something which belongs to someone else. As taxes are levied by governments, they are inherently legal provided that they don't violate more fundamental laws. (For example, in many countries a law requiring people of particular religions or races to pay tax at a higher level than others would be illegal). Further, taxpayers receive services in return for their taxes. The idea that 'taxation is theft' is an extreme libertarian slogan and makes as little sense as the slogan 'property is theft'.
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Why is taking a vote on something an example of a direct democracy?
Because each of the voters has a free choice - instead of being told what (or who) to vote for.
Why a group taking a vote on something is an example of a direct democracy?
Because each of the voters has a free choice - instead of being told what (or who) to vote for.
Why group taking a vote on something is an example of a direct democracy?
Because each of the voters has a free choice - instead of being told what (or who) to vote for.
What are bad things about a direct democracy?
There are a number of bad things about a direct democracy. Some of them include a simple majority taking away the rights of the others, too much public opinion can be volatile for a country and so much more.
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