Democracy

UK is mainly a representative democracy with aspects of a direct democracy. A direct democracy is however hard to manage with a large population, and it is often believed that most people lack the skills or the time, to vote correctly on every law. It can also give rise to something called the ‘tyranny of the majority’ where minority groups can never influence decisions. This does not happen in a representative democracy, where special consideration is often given to minority groups.

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Tuesday, 30 May 2017

"“A lot of celebrities did, do, and shouldn’t [talk about politics], Wahlberg told Task & Purpose, a news and analysis outlet geared toward American service veterans."

This is quite interesting, he is doing the opposite of what i am trying to do right now, everyone should have a voice but as Wahlberg said some celebrities are in a bubble and not in touch enough to make a judgement and especially when that judgement could affect lots of other peoples judgements, celebrities have a "great power and great responsibility" (marvel ;))

BUT! his right because someone who knows nothing is a danger to the system or an easy target for a politician seeking voters, we must get educated and be aware of our surroundings before you are left outside in the cold during a storm

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