Reevaluating Voting and Legitimacy

This chapter critiques the shortcomings of voting as a decision-making process, raising questions about majority rule and its impact on minority rights. It advocates for a systemic shift towards individual choice and consent in governance, emphasizing the need for diverse worldviews to coexist. The discussion further explores the complexities of legitimacy in governance, contrasting historical methods with contemporary challenges and the evolving responses individuals have towards societal structures.