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'''Delegated authority''': Delegates vote for themselves and for the individuals who choose them as their delegate. Your decision-making power varies based on your varying support. |
'''Delegated authority''': Delegates vote for themselves and for the individuals who choose them as their delegate. Your decision-making power varies based on your varying support. |
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'''Individual privacy''': Votes are completely secret to avoid buying votes or coertion. |
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Revision as of 00:54, 17 January 2021
Liquid Democracy is a system of democracy where voters have the choice to vote directly or delegate their vote to another individual.
Principles
Choice of role: People have the right to choose to act as an individual or as a delegate. This is the main difference between liquid democracy and other forms of democracy. In this way, people can be selective about their political participation in different political areas.
Low barrier to participation: It is easy and cheap for delegates to become delegates. It is not necessary to win an election to become one, avoiding large electoral expenses.
Delegated authority: Delegates vote for themselves and for the individuals who choose them as their delegate. Your decision-making power varies based on your varying support.
Individual privacy: Votes are completely secret to avoid buying votes or coertion.
How to Draw
- Draw a cup shape.
- Fill in with blue. Don't fill the cup, fill in the liquid.
- Draw two people, with two arrows on bottom, one pointing to the bottom and another pointing to two blocks.
- Draw in the eyes.
You're done!
Relations
Friends
Democracy - daddy
Scientocracy - Gas democracy! That's what I'll name my firstborn!
Frenemies
- TBA
Enemies
Totalitarianism - No choice, bad.
