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FrankWilhoit 7 hours ago

"Society" (i.e. northern European and Anglophone) doesn't want to be improved.

JuniperMesos 7 hours ago | parent | next [-]

A more nuanced version of this argument is, different people in democratic electorates disagree wildly on what constitutes an improvement to society. A practice or institution that is an improvement to one constituency is a detriment to another constituency, and that other constituency will seek to destroy the practice the moment they have the electoral power to do so.

curtisblaine 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Normally "improvements" penalize group A to favour group B; if group A is the majority, they will outvote the "improvement" in any democratic process.