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“consent of the governed”

If every person subject to the laws has the right and ability to vote on those who pass the laws, there is more consent (explicit and implied) than if some of the persons subject to the laws are denied the right to vote or hindered in voting.

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Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias·

3 Mar

I’m gonna do a serious post about this — books that are 30 years old should be in the public domain and just available at least in digital form basically for free forever.

Unlike with most “cancel” stuff there’s a bona fide policy issue here with broad implications.

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