Q. Would you like to see liquid democracy used by our governents in the future?
A. I think liquid democracy is a good alternative. Direct democracy cannot be voted on by voters on all laws unless it is an important agenda such as a constitutional amendment. Indirect democracy elects lawmakers through elections every four years. And the lawmaker delegates to vote on all the bills.I don't think we can delegate all voting rights to a person for a period of four years in the 21st century. But a fluid democracy is reflected in policy decisions with the voters' will. Because if a trusted person shows his or her will to vote, he or she can immediately revoke the commission without having to wait we can choose a new person to fill your bill.Therefore, I think a liquid democracy is an opportunity to oust lawmakers who are not working properly.
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