Our Decision Too

PARTICIPATE IN DECISIONS ABOUT ISSUES THAT AFFECT YOU

Most people living in democracies have a very limited input into decisions made for us.

Many millions have no say at all.

Our Decision Too provides a way for everyone to participate in decisions about every issue that affects them. Social issues are discussed in a deliberative fashion rather than decided via simple polling.

Proposals can be posted and debated by anyone in a structured, supportive environment. Participants can have their say, learn from and discuss with others, and reassess as a result. Alternatives to the initial proposal can be advanced, with the aim of building a practical consensus.

Using technology developed and used successfully over twenty years, Our Decision Too is a powerful tool for open debate and understanding others' views.

Our Decision Too is open to people from any and every background, and any age.

All opinions are welcome. Nothing is censored, hidden, or withheld unless illegal or plainly offensive. Everyone's views and the patterns of their choices are immediately available to all participants, and there are filters to enable 'deep diving' into the data if desired.

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Is 'hate crime' a divisive concept?

The Public Order Act 1986 Section 5 says: 'A person is guilty of an offence if he— (a)uses threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour, or disorderly behaviour, or (b)displays any writing, sign or other visible representation which is threatening, abusive or insulting, within the hearing or sight of a person likely to b...

April 01

DOES THE CONCEPT OF 'HATE CRIME' ACTUALLY CREATE DIVISION?

Is there something negative about focusing on 'hate'?

It is a controversial subject on many levels, but is the use of 'hate' a helpful concept? Does it strike an unnecessarily antagonistic tone?

https://ourdecisiontoo.com/Issue/is-hate-crime-a-divisive-concept/423

David Seedhouse