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Reddit mentions of Open Government: Collaboration, Transparency, And Participation In Practice
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> If not then even if he had voted for it he does not have the capability to make it happen so why vote for him?
"An MP won't accomplish anything anyway" is an argument against representative democracy as a whole. Interestingly, we still have it.
> If you don't trust this guy that he is going to be honest about how and why he is voting then why vote for him in the first place.
Then we could scrap the police and the judiciary for the same reasons. Why do we keep checking on people if we trust them, and if we don't trust them why don't we lock them up just to be sure? And why do people get hired for jobs who get later fired for incompetence? You shouldn't have hired them in the first place, right? Well, I'm not sure that's how it works in the real world...
> You have like an excel sheet you fill in to track how your representative are doing?
"An Excel sheet?" Why would you use something so inadequate? Do we live in the 19th century or what? There's a much larger picture there...