• TechNerdWizard42@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    So you feel that the US has a way of stopping dystopic ideas now? Like abortion rights? The US did not maintain those rights and the US populace has no way to stop it. It’s decided by a few old people that are there until they die. And the old people can decide whether or not to even listen to a case where they decide to do what they already did or do something else.

    The majority of Americans want gun reform. There is no way to implement it in the current US system. The majority want universal healthcare and affordable universities. Also no chance of happening.

    Policies enacted by one administration in the US are routinely overruled by the next 4 or 8 years later. Can’t maintain.

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      8 months ago

      None of these are a democracy problem. They’re all a dysfunction problem. You can have a dysfunctional democracy or a dysfunctional monarchy, and only one of those can be replaced without a war.