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No, but perhaps we should recognize the common errors of implementation and use that to improve the concept of democracy. It's not that this state or that stat
by dahfizz 7y ago
No, but perhaps we should recognize the common errors of implementation and use that to improve the concept of democracy.
It's not that this state or that state is corrupt. It's that democracy is vulnerable to corruption, so we should have systems in place to guard against that.
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