This will essentially revolutionise our relationship with our MPs. It will start a dialogue where we can have anything enough people work together on, and vote for. A society where, instead of being locked outside of the decision-making process, we are able to have an actual, real stake in the outcome.

 

The influence of individual MPs will be lessened by the voice of the general public in what is passed, and what is voted out, if it's unpopular.

 

The Private Interests of MPs will be rendered irrelevant in the voting process, as they will be will be competing with us, vastly outnumbered. They will continue to work as they do now,  except it will be alongside us. 

 

This is a good Litmus Test of a Politician's attitude to their duties, and by implication, us. If they advocate for the Click Revolution they are a friend of Democracy, if, on any context, they argue against, ask yourself,

"Why don't they want me to have a vote?"

 

Personal experience will tell you, voting for people or parties on the basis of stated agendas doesn't work, and neither is it frequent enough by any means. 

Once in five years only gives us an illusion of choice. Consider just how much can happen in the time that we have no control over, and how rarely the actions mirror the actual words of Manifestos.