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Democracy (2)

What do you believe democracy is when at its best?


  • evolution and revolution

    I believe that democracy is a system whereby the best politicians sell their souls to the public will rather than to corporate will.

    I believe that democracy allows for what is in fact revolution, but with the enlightened veneer of civility replacing the overtness of violence.

    I believe that democracy allows for changes and currents in rational thoughts to accommodate the most people at a given time.

    I believe that democracy is a process whereby the stupid can be shown their own mistakes by people who are more popular and probably wrong. I ought to simply be a process, unlike aristocracy where the government represents the people rather than what the people want. It is in an aristocracy where those in power mimic and reflect the people, their foibles and hopes and dreams and backgrounds, whereas in a democracy there are rich and powerful people with no knowledge or regard for real human life but who are bent to the power of a people, who are in no particularly revolutionary mood but are allowed to be moderate and powerful at the same time. These groups of people in opposition who elect the officials may have their own private aristocracies in their policy advisors, but the government is a group of corrupt fascists who worship the votes of a rational populace more than money.

    In closing, democracy is a tactic that reflects the realities of human freedom, where the leaders for the most part lack all moral fiber or integrity, but are corrupted by the people rather than the other way around. The reality of human freedom wherein the people of integrity are on the lower echelons, such as Dr. King and Ghandi, and where people have the incentives toward their own informed opinions that are necessarily limited, though they are more importantly individuals' opinions.

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