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A difficult one this: Who judges what is a fair education for people so they can vote in an intelligent manner; but it's also true that the electorate on the whole have no idea what they are voting for? By voting Conservative in the U.K, they are voting for austerity, cut backs to their welfare, for the party which is the front for the criminal City of London, for war, for their taxes wasted on the ruling elite's protection racket - it's war machine, etc. And New Labour wasn't much better.Through their propaganda the elite can get the public to vote for their party - whether New Labour or Conservative. Now they are trying to smear Jeremy Corbyn. [embedded content] We’re used to thinking hugely well of democracy. But interestingly, one of the wisest people who ever lived, Socrates, had
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A difficult one this: Who judges what is a fair education for people so they can vote in an intelligent manner; but it's also true that the electorate on the whole have no idea what they are voting for? By voting Conservative in the U.K, they are voting for austerity, cut backs to their welfare, for the party which is the front for the criminal City of London, for war, for their taxes wasted on the ruling elite's protection racket - it's war machine, etc. And New Labour wasn't much better.A difficult one this: Who judges what is a fair education for people so they can vote in an intelligent manner; but it's also true that the electorate on the whole have no idea what they are voting for? By voting Conservative in the U.K, they are voting for austerity, cut backs to their welfare, for the party which is the front for the criminal City of London, for war, for their taxes wasted on the ruling elite's protection racket - it's war machine, etc. And New Labour wasn't much better.Through their propaganda the elite can get the public to vote for their party - whether New Labour or Conservative. Now they are trying to smear Jeremy Corbyn. [embedded content] We’re used to thinking hugely well of democracy. But interestingly, one of the wisest people who ever lived, Socrates, had
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Through their propaganda the elite can get the public to vote for their party - whether New Labour or Conservative. Now they are trying to smear Jeremy Corbyn.
We’re used to thinking hugely well of democracy. But interestingly, one of the wisest people who ever lived, Socrates, had deep suspicions of it.