You can't give all citizens effective veto power and then expect it will only be used for good in cases where the law is behind.
You can't give all citizens effective veto power and then expect it will only be used for good in cases where the law is behind.
Right. But what about the cases it is used for good?
In many environments it ends up acting like a generic "don't build things" mandate. Such a mandate's wins are by accident more often than by target, and it does more harm than good.
Hey man Sam and Elon gotta eat