What does /pol think about direct democracy and liquid democracy?

What does /pol think about direct democracy and liquid democracy?
Does it work? Cause Switzerland seems quite nice and all.

It's shit

small population
lots of money
It won't save them from the ongoing invasion

They did vote to make it illegal to build mosques though.

Fixed.

No. It doesn't go as awfully bad as parliamentarism because the people having to actually live in the consequences get to have a say about things and not just bribed politrucs living in gated communities.

That said the masses have no vision. They are only interested in their own immediate comfort and things that sound nice and will not make necessary decisions that will benefit the Folk maybe one or two hundred years into the future. Nations need to be lead by warrior sages, that is the only way.

I believe any form of government would work, if men were actually honest and good.

But they are not, so there also needs to be a cage to prevent parasites and predators from wiping out those who keep society alive and protected. Starting from the top, of course.

It's shit. Probably even more shit than parliamentary if it were applied to a big country.

Democracy only works in homogenous societies as the wants and needs of a people are not conflicting amongst racial lines and to vote in their best interest is to vote in the interest of one group of people instead of 20 separate factions which causes a lot of division.

Democracy is a 2500-year-old LARP session that works no better than communism. Those who promote it, by (((coincidence))), have no desire to educate their peoples and allow them to think critically (which IS the most important thing in a democracy since all of the decisions are supposedly made by the people).

Remember to report, sage, and hide all "what does Holla Forums think" threads.

They're low effort datamining threads which the enemy could use to identify fracture points to use for their D&C.

No really, I'm interested in what anons think about it.
Nothing more.