>leaves discourse because he has no good argument
>claims to be logical

this is a party

Video games cause people to kill people, Jack Thompson and Donald Trump were right about video games!

Israel causes shootings

LMAO Trump is claiming on the Twatter than he is "the biggest Second Amendment person there is"

I swear I love the 2nd amendment guys, but we are passing red flag laws fuck the constitution

"no one wants better healthcare more than me, you would know that" - trump

*has no healthcare plan*

>congress gives 3 billion to israel per year
>5 billion is asking for too much to defend the border

democrazy in action

lol

true

Trump will not get the death penalty and will not be a registered sex offender!

>spends 880 billion on defense per year
>5 billion is too much for a wall

@Solid Sar can i try to sell you on a system i designed

Is it Israel?

no lmao

voting for lawyers with generalised economic and social ideologies (which they are no experts in) to legislate every industry over the entire country, but whom are actually beholden to corporate interests, is a bad model for democracy

agree?

a better model is one which has accountability to the people (which doesn't really exist now) and has experts voting on and legislating the areas they are experts in

agree?

What like a specialized committee for every issue?

say you're a farmer

or someone who works for an agribusiness

what do *you* know the most about?

agriculture!

so what should *you* get a say in?

agricultural issues!

So like a guild system government?

sort of, yes!

but not "guild"

you got the right idea though

so in a system where you vote on the things you know the most about, you would be enrolled in an agricultural electorate

who elects representatives to an agricultural council

yep, but i dont see the career politicians with no actual specialized skills stepping down to let these other specially knowledgeable people take their place. Pretty much every modern country runs on a representative system where the politicians rely heavily on campaign promises and advisers, rather than investigating topics in depth.

yes i agree

it requires a revolution

which is where syndicalism comes in

the workers participate in a general strike which forces the politicians to all resign and hand power to the unions

unions then set up this corporatist system