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Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Mon Sep 25, 2023 11:15 am Oh dear. Looks like one slipped through the net, Kreuz!

Andy McDandy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 25, 2023 12:02 pm I've spent a good chunk of the summer discussing the impact of AI and essay writing bots, and how many students will turn to them. Spam aside, it's immoral and unethical.

Anyway, yes, "democracy". Or "I'm right, you're wrong, fuck off".

The main thing to remember is that only decisions made by your preferred group are democratic. If a small group hijacks your local organisation to pass dodgy resolutions, that's not democracy. On the other hand if your group of committed and principled activists are sidelined by the majority of the group membership, that's just people being recruited as voting fodder and where were they at the benefit night for Venezuela and you can bet they haven't even ordered a copy of Corbyn and McCluskey's Poems from the Left, and anyway it's not democracy. When that lot over there run the local group into the ground so bad that head office need to send someone in to clear up the mess, that's not democracy. Nor though is someone being parachuted in because we dared to deviate from centralist groupthink.

It's basically a twist on vox populi, vox dei - the idea that the voice of the many is invariably right. To which one can say "Have you met the many?", but the appeal is plain - most people wanted X, so that gives legitimacy to that choice. However the hard left take seems to be "I'm always right, therefore whatever I want is right, so everyone agrees with me, unless they have an ulterior motive and want to undermine the people who are right".

Youngian wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2023 6:43 pm “Freelance data journalist and statistician.”