Canadian Politics
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Now, the basis of our representative institutions is that our elections shall be free. Each of us is called on to surrender his share otf control over the common affairs to the ma- jority, upon the ground that this surrender is neces- sary, for not only can we reach a decision; but also the hypothesis, without which the demand would be quite unjustifiable, that, all having a common inter- est, and each man speaking freely for himself, the view of the majority is more likely to be sound — is mor...e likely accurately to represent what would be beneficial to the community than the view of the min- ority. This is the ground-work. Now, that ground- work wholly fails if the vote be not the expression of the voter's own opinion, but the expression of some- body else's opinion different from his. If, instead of its being his opinion, it be the opinion of his em- ployer, his landlord, his creditor, or his minister, why, it is not his vote at all, it is somebody else's, and we have not submitted ourselves to the free voice of our fellow-countrymen, but possibly to the voice of a very small minority, who have determined what the voice of the larger number is to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, the basis of our representative institutions is that our elections shall be free. Each of us is called on to surrender his share otf control over the common affairs to the ma- jority, upon the ground that this surrender is neces- sary, for not only can we reach a decision; but also the hypothesis, without which the demand would be quite unjustifiable, that, all having a common inter- est, and each man speaking freely for himself, the view of the majority is more likely to be sound — is mor...e likely accurately to represent what would be beneficial to the community than the view of the min- ority. This is the ground-work. Now, that ground- work wholly fails if the vote be not the expression of the voter's own opinion, but the expression of some- body else's opinion different from his. If, instead of its being his opinion, it be the opinion of his em- ployer, his landlord, his creditor, or his minister, why, it is not his vote at all, it is somebody else's, and we have not submitted ourselves to the free voice of our fellow-countrymen, but possibly to the voice of a very small minority, who have determined what the voice of the larger number is to be.
What to read after Canadian Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Robert Long to read onlineMoreLess
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