Why do we have representatives in most democracies?
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In most democracies people rule through their representatives because it is not possible for everyone to have time and knowledge to take decisions on all matters.
People rule in most democracies through their representatives. Because not everyone has the time or knowledge to make choices on all issues, representation is required.
Explanation: It is physically impossible for everyone to participate in all decision-making processes.
Furthermore, because most modern countries have very big populations, no one can set a day for a specific decision-making process where people from all over the country can gather and make the decision. Because everyone has a different point of view, the decision-making process is slowed and time is wasted.
As a result, most democratic countries have representative governments in which citizens' representatives participate in decision-making.