Whether or not the Russians
interfered in our last presidential election, the fact that this can
be done with cyber technology certainly undermines faith in
democratic systems, which have enough problems working anyway.
The least
we should do is reaffirm our original democratic republic,
where ultimate power rests in citizens who are entitled to vote to
elect representatives to wield
that power, whereas in direct democracies, which we have
drifted into, people vote on policy directly.
Democratic republics are probably as close as we can come in the
modern world to aristocracies, that is, rule by the best, ideally
chosen from merit.
After
we restore the democratic republic that our Founders preferred, we
can work on creating an ethnopluralism of ethnostates in America,
more in line with real ethnocentric human nature, which the Founders
didn't anticipate, not foreseeing the now violent competitions
between distinctly different ethnic groups within the nation. All
this can be done conservatively and legally by affirming, but
adapting, the constitutional separation of powers and states.
Otherwise
democracy will fade simply because it no longer works, and the
natural need for order which is required to live healthy lives could
choose an undemocratic Marxism or fascism. Which future will we
choose?
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