What Arab countries that were dictatorships at the start of the Arab Spring are now democracies? In Syria, 494,438–606,000 died a violent death, 6.6 million be

What Arab countries that were dictatorships at the start of the Arab Spring are now democracies? In Syria, 494,438–606,000 died a violent death, 6.6 million became refugees and 6.7 million became internally displaced -- and Syria still has the same dictator. Are you sure you don't want to concede that the Arab Spring's negative effects outweigh its positive effects?