More a case of the democratic process allows for more people who don't know what they are voting for get what they deserve? Democracy’s double-edged sword, right? It holds power accountable, but also hands it to whoever’s loudest or most misled. Brexit was less "vive la liberté" and more a Rorschach test for national frustration. The real cost? Clarity. Once the dust settled, even the winners had to ask: What exactly did we vote for? You see it everywhere — when emotion drowns out detail, the "democratic win" can feel more like collective self-sabotage. But calling voters "sore losers" or "deserving" misses the deeper rot: systems that don’t educate, leaders who don’t clarify, and campaigns that weaponize hope. So maybe the democratic process works… until it reveals how broken the foundation really is.
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