Bias_2012 wrote on May 8
th, 2019 at 1:27am:
According to the United Nation, there is no "Right to vote", they only say we have a "Right to Democracy"
Democracy doesn't necessarily have to have voting, it can have just surveys and consensus, with a public service to carry out the results
That would be better than stupid party politics
The People of Australia would never get that.
That would mean disempowering the Government of taking control of what 'it' wants and can do.
It would force the Government to serve the 'will of the People' directly (if possible).
It would mean that the Australian People would have 'control' of the outcome to any Political Agenda presented.
...it would mean that the Australian People would have to 'vote' upon every issue, nearly every day.
It could only work if the 'result' was taken as legit, even if only 20% of the Nation voted on that Day and 80% didn't.
Even though it is a minority, it is the only Political expression to come out of the Australian Population and thus the non-voting population would have to 'respect' that decision from a minority within.
In other words - you gotta be in it, to win it.
And if one 'Agenda' involved the Industry or Job that you were working in, with the outcome of your Vote that day made the difference between your Industry benefiting and another didn't.
You know what that would mean!
It would mean that the Australian People would represent the truest form of what Republicanism has always dreamed of perfecting throughout history and by current Nations.
Democracy (Demon-Cracy) works for an Individual.
Republic (Regarding the Public) works for a People.
POWER TO THE COMMON PEOPLE OF THE COMMON WEALTH.