From: | "Nicolas Durand" <nicolas(at)enitiatives.ch> |
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Date: | Fri, 1 Jun 2007 14:40:30 +0200 |
Subject: | RE: [WDDM] Re: Regarding rule by representatives |
Why not let the participants decide for themselves what level of
representation they want?
Why not make it an individual choice on each issue?
Let's say I trust person X on issue Y, and I don't have much time to
follow this issue on a day to day basis. I could just rely on him.
But, if ever comes up something on issue Y, on which I disagree with X,
then I should be able to:
* change my representative
* override my representative on that particular thing
This should combine the best of both worlds, with less possibilities for
betrayals and waste of energy.
What do you think?
echarp - http://leparlement.org
On Mon, May 21, 2007 at 10:49:04AM +0200, Filia den Hollander wrote:
There is indeed a greyzone in which two 'paradigms' overlap. There's a
s y s t e m (political) and we can make it as tight as we can, but
there will always be a 'level' in which we have to rely on (read:
trust) people.
...
We usually think in terms of 'control' and 'limit the betrayal', but
there's also the g i f t of people willing to spend extratime and
energy. The one aspect which is usually left out, is that we are
responsible together for healthy conditions in which we all can 'blossom'.