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The problem with democracy
Don Rizzle:
no i'm just discussing the drawbacks of democracy and the good points of undemocratic regimes, both are corrupt just one has more scutany and the other is way more effective when power is not being abused.
mauzip:
Oh ok, my bad :cheers:
Democracy has its pros and cons. Pure democracy doesn't work, but it's always better than a dictatorship.
Trauma-san:
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--- Quote from: Cop Killla on April 10, 2005, 10:21:16 AM ---It doesnt really work for the US though does it.
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democracy does work, is it 100% effective? no but i think the U.S. is a prime example at democracy working at its finest
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Woodrow:
--- Quote from: Mauzip on April 10, 2005, 12:18:09 PM ---you're very ignorant and that's that.
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M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: Don Rizzle on April 10, 2005, 02:58:15 AM ---Innefficient regimes which have no clear vision especially in the long term, they are also still corrupt. a single party state or dictatorship can provide much better value for money and won't suffer from short termishm caused by elections every few years.
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I will say this, I'd rather live in a democracy than a dictatorship, a single party democracy or anything else you can imagion. Even though my side is down, I can at least express myself and question the government's directions.
The problem with Democracy is not whatever you mentioned, it's people blindly following the government because a democracy is meant for educated people to vote and to hear all the sides and then decide what they want. I am questioning a 2 party Democracy right now, because I think there are not enough sides heard and enough point of views express. But in the U.S. culture we like to justify all wins because it was over 50% or a majority. So our culture is about 2 parties, and that's cool. But I am not someone that thinks Democracy is failing, if anything I think we need more parties and more views with a higher educated population.
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