To bring our politics online would be another large step towards our internet-based future. Computers are fast headed to becoming the center of our lives. Already, many of our relationships begin on the web. Dating sites are a common way to meet someone special. There are also other simple solutions on the internet.
Usually it may be easy to come up with only the good points of these types of crutches for our lazy minds and effort.
However, often these site are full of phantom people, superficial personas dancing around one another. Who can we trust in the fake world our society is now plunging into? How can we trust this artifical space our society has invented and caressed?

In a perfect world all politicians would have blogs, and answer all of the questions in their comment section, however, that wouldn’t last for long, as I’m sure they would claim they had to close down comments because they were receiving too much spam (undoubtedly).

It’s probably more likely a number of bloggers may at some point have enough influence to get people (subscribers) to action, assuming Net Neutrality reigns (I’m just thinking of China right now, and how they censor sites).

I read somewhere recently that a political candidate did something like that a couple of years ago. I think she got them to post comments on blogs telling everyone how wonderful she was, but it didn’t work.