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this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2024
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I like this - as a fan of democracy.
Democracy costs, I think it's OK that it takes a bit of time, more representatives, more votes is OK.
More civic engagement is a positive. Hearing the viewpoints of your neighbour is positive.
A really interesting dynamic, is that you would be creating a strong pipeline of leaders/representatives developing bottom up.