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Now consider what you and the sibling comment say in the context of a representative democracy. How many of the people that truly have no food to eat will go t
by spdionis 5y ago
Now consider what you and the sibling comment say in the context of a representative democracy.
How many of the people that truly have no food to eat will go to vote?
Or, how easy are they to corrupt?
- sombremesa 5y agoIndia is not even close to having a government that represents the people's interests. However, it does have a true "representative democracy" in the sense that the votes are real. The voters sure have been coerced and bribed, but at least the counting machinery works and is respected.