the golden mean. if the people are good, then their decisions will (normally) be good. it is not a matter of intelligence. it is a matter of good and evil. they are the stop. the conscience. of course, legislation must not live forever. when the generations that voted on that legislation are dead. when the last voter that did vote in that referendum has died. so must the legislation die as well. further, there should only be one election per county (constituency) every year for the single elected office. the mp. not countless pointless elections. the mp should have as many votes to spend in parliament as people voted for him. then if there is something that is of particular concern to a county he can put a lot of weight behind it. also, you don't need to continually redraw constituencies. they can all have different population. the mp also appoints the county lord who sits in the house of lords. the lord has as many votes in the lords as there are total electors in the county and has them as an inexhaustible supply not a resource to be spent. in that way there is still "representation" for the county in parliament no matter that the mp spend all his votes on a single matter. the lord should also be head of the civil service in the county and be able to fire civil servants for any reason or no reason. thank you for listening to my tedx talk.
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