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15 January 2021 Shouldn’t everybody have an equal vote? Isn’t majority rule just an excuse to keep minorities down? Is a truly fair democracy even possible? This week on Philosophy Talk, we’ll explore answers to these questions! Rousseau said that the law (when it’s legitimate) expresses the general will; it’s what people in general want. But how can we determine the general will under conditions of widespread disagreement? We should probably take a vote. But that doesn’t settle the matter; we’ll still have to decide what to vote on, and how to tally up all the votes fairly.

Was the focus of much attention a veteran lawmaker open to the parliamentary session with a call for mutual respect. i caution against creating any special rules against excluding or stigmatizing anyone we all have the same mandate the same rights and the same duties. the newly elected parliamentary president previously germany's finance minister said debate and dissent are central to parliamentary democracy. right we must debate according to the rules that involves a willingness to respect democratic procedures and not to denounce majority decisions resulting from such procedures as a legitim...

With the limited nature of reality and that means we must find compromises and we must find a majority decisions and the better we do this is a go for the lesser people. will be feeling that they've been left behind by a democratic reality star the man who can't win we owe a great deal for. my country. ruled by a state of law. and law says. the principle of the europe in action can always be the principle guiding the actions of others and could be a rule that is true for everyone and therefore make sure that everything you do i'm sure that if everybody acted the way you do things don't fall ap...

Disputed in accordance with a set of rules of play there must be a willingness to adhere to democratic rules of procedure. to it then respect majority decisions and not to see them and denounce them as traitorous majority decision so anything else like that. we must accept majority decisions because that is what it means to have a democratic culture in parliament. and. this style or another way in which we disputed issues the way in which we demonstrate respect for one another is very important in our disputes now in recent months we have heard terms and. conversations we have heard statements...

Times including writing two concurring opinions to two majority decisions that he himself wrote. that's not seeking out consensus. that's holding his nose to join a consensus opinion. and then writing separately to make clear that the decision would have been different if he could have persuaded his colleagues and sees things his way or perhaps to point the way to broader more sweeping rulings in future cases. that kind of thinking gives me concern. particularly in light of what president trump and his staff have been saying about judge gorsuch. white house chief of staff reince priebus along ...