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Aug 4, 2026
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‘One person, one vote’? It’s still an open debate in Canada
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‘One person, one vote’? It’s still an open debate in Canada
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4 AUGUST 2026
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Shopify founder and CEO Tobi Lütke sparked a small online firestorm last week when he responded to an X post that described a voting system that would award more votes to people who pay more income tax. The post proposed that if you pay no income tax, you get no votes; pay $500,000 or more, and you get the maximum five votes. Mr. Lütke responded: “Good system.” Social media being what it is, outrage ensued.
It is a silly proposal for many reasons. Practically, why would we privilege …
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