Lucio, I am interested to understand how you would define ‘woke populations’ in the context of your question.
My definitions:
WOKE = Fully aware population with a moral compass, the majority rule friendly population.
Blind = Fully aware population without a moral compass, the minority rule friendly population.
I am currently writing a paper on this to bring these concepts and their implications to normal liberal democracies, extreme liberal democracies and traditional authoritarianism.
What is your view on the question in this thread?
I do struggle with the idea that any of the so-called liberal democracies might exhibit a majority rule. Is it not the case that the majority often acquiesce to the minority they vote in favour of? Being woke, in my mind, perhaps signals an awareness of their own acquiescence and a need to exercise their 'supposed' majority status. If there is a moral compass, is it not the compass of the woke themselves? But by this time, being woke might just signal a symptom of powerlessness. An interesting question and all I can do is offer a personal view at this point. However, I am working towards a form of quantum social theory in which I attempt to address such issues.
Dear David, I provided you my definitions so as to share the ideas behind the question to help you provide your view/answer to the current questions, NOT to comment on the concepts: Should woke populations under majority rule be expected to tend towards a more perfect democracy through time? yes, why you think so? No, what you think so?
If you answer the question, I will politely respond and expand.
Note:
-But keep in mind, if you look at the situation as if exism movements are normal democratic outcomes(parties) competing with normal democratic outcomes(parties), then your comment may make sense, but if you look at the situation from the point of view of competition for power between normal democratic outcomes and extreme democratic outcomes, then your comment shows you can not see this.
You may find these publications full with food for thoughts related to the nature of this question:
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