The Singularity of Democracy

"I kind of think that when we're talking about democracy here, it's being used as if it's a univocal term," he says. "It's not because- because the cathedral is just sort of like the elites and then it trickles down and they get to tell us what to do." The way our political system basically works: Most seats are not competitive; you can buy your ideological coffee in Massachusetts or line up with Bernie dolls for $1 each. 'With a real ire in passing regulation, there will still be people who have a desire'

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