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How on earth do you distinguish between the people and the government in a properly functioning democracy? That is essentially the same thing. The government in
by socialdemocrat 7y ago
How on earth do you distinguish between the people and the government in a properly functioning democracy? That is essentially the same thing. The government in a democracy is an expression of the will of the people. You cannot argue that the people want something different from a democratically elected government.
That makes absolutely no sense. It only makes sense when it is a failed democracy where elections are corrupted or bought in some way.
- yters 7y agoIt's an expression of the will of part of the people. No government is elected unanimously.
- loco5niner 7y ago> It only makes sense when it is a failed democracy where elections are corrupted or bought in some way. Which people can make arguments for ;-)