Dictatorship (Voting System)

[@NotKnafo]

this is more related to unequal kind of voting you could also have picked two candidates that have their preferences twice higher than others for example its a completely different system than every person one vote

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

This is most in harmony with the Third Principle: We must make absolute the authority of the Great Leader. It is the most democratic system as the Great Leader is best informed to govern for the people.

[@robertjarman3703]

This needs an explanation?

[@russellwhisenant5554]

Around 1:10 it is said “every single other method will rank J. as last”. Instant runoff does not rank the candidates as such, but it will eliminate H. and I before J. . Instant runoff does not rank J. last. Otherwise it's a great video.

[@gutzimmumdo4910]

j has 1 vote, therefore, gets eliminated in the first round.

[@xenoblad]

I half expected some defense of dictatorship, or at least something to make us doubt our common opposition to dictatorship via indirect skepticism. Some bring up the idea that a dictator can make decisions faster and not have to deal with political gridlock. A dictator isn't beholden to campaign donors and is less bribable then a politician in a democracy who is contingent on the support of various interest groups to win the election. I don't support this system, but I can see how one can doubt opposition to a dictatorship.

[@TheJamesRedwood]

Voter G picked K twice, typo there pal.

[@Ggdivhjkjl]

Perhaps he voted informally?