Google: "I hate facebook" vs "I hate expedia"

[August1991]

Google: "I hate google" - is democracy hits/clicks?

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Years ago, only people with property could vote in democratic states; and governments (in a State however defined) relied largely on property taxes - defined however.

Nowadays, many people can supposedly vote (fewer do) and governments rely largely on income tax - not property tax.  

[Scott Mayers]

On 5/10/2018 at 12:09 AM, August1991 said:

Google: "I hate google" - is democracy hits/clicks?

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Years ago, only people with property could vote in democratic states; and governments (in a State however defined) relied largely on property taxes - defined however.

Nowadays, many people can supposedly vote (fewer do) and governments rely largely on income tax - not property tax.  

While I agree, I'm guessing your treating this as a cause of the masses while ignoring the 'property' loving corporations that own things like Google or utilize them to thwart democracy through learning about people through those clicks. 

"Income" is just a form of property. OR, better yet, ALL wealth is represented as power over either property (mass) or to the power of debt as promised by money called income (energy). Mass is energy of a different form AS property is to income. They are 'debt'  or 'credit' that make up a form of human-energy of different forms. 

[Thalia]

On 5/10/2018 at 2:09 PM, August1991 said:

Google: "I hate google" - is democracy hits/clicks?

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Years ago, only people with property could vote in democratic states; and governments (in a State however defined) relied largely on property taxes - defined however.

Nowadays, many people can supposedly vote (fewer do) and governments rely largely on income tax - not property tax.  

Well I do understand your point but there are still important issues that need to be tackle in that situation.

[August1991]

Scott and Thalia,

Should we choose our leaders by clicks?