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The ability of citizens to vote doesn’t make the country not a dictatorship. There are many examples here, e.g., Russia, multiple middle eastern countries, etc.
by reliabilityguy 11mo ago
The ability of citizens to vote doesn’t make the country not a dictatorship. There are many examples here, e.g., Russia, multiple middle eastern countries, etc.
- cbg0 11mo agoAre you trying to argue that elections aren't free and fair in EU countries? Or are we splitting hairs?
- reliabilityguy 11mo agoYour claim (as I understood it) is that if an elected person elected someone else (to be the rule), then there is not dictatorship in place. In my opinion, elections are not the only condition to have a functional democracy. So, having elections is not enough.