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evilhammock
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posted: 2022-11-07 09:40:56 (ID: 100170209) Report Abuse |
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An unelected second house is a great idea, it's just implemented badly. Having them unelected means they can focus on long-term real issues, not just things that are currently popular with voters (people are generally stupid, and don't know what they want/what's best at a national scale.) This means there's some long-term sensible thinking beyond the day-to-day pandering that comes from elected officials who are generally worried about 'what can I do to look good at the next election'
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| posted: 2022-11-07 17:28:30 (ID: 100170217) Report Abuse | |
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But how is the handling if one member lost the trust / did something bad / and so on? If there is no election, how can the voters kick someone out of this chamber? If they cannot, does this qualify to be a democratic thing at all?
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