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I think you're right, at least in an academic sense. I just associate "minority rights" with "liberal" by applying the principle that people should be allowed t
by Retra 8y ago
I think you're right, at least in an academic sense. I just associate "minority rights" with "liberal" by applying the principle that people should be allowed to do whatever unless there is a (relatively) objectively justifiable reason to do otherwise. So enshrining that principle in a constitution makes for a liberal and minority-rights protecting component, while the democracy makes for the authority-of-the-majority component which counterbalances it.
- forapurpose 8y ago> enshrining that principle in a constitution makes for a liberal and minority-rights protecting component, while the democracy makes for the authority-of-the-majority component which counterbalances it Very interesting way to think about it. Thanks.