I mean it’s like a drunk looking for his keys where the light is shining. The most easily institutionalized divide in an electoral sense is not necessarily the most important one in terms of risk of tyranny of majority.
I don’t know whether structural interventions are the cure. There seems to be a more basic lack of fellowship. Possibly one or more secessions would be best if there were peaceful paths to them.
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I am deeply skeptical of secessional success. And future probability of wars rising seems likely in that event. Insufficient cohesion even at regional levels.
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Me too. It’s just marginally more likely to be successful than attempts at large-scale electoral reform.
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