is democracy good?

>>2892113
We don't have democracy. The ability to vote is called suffrage. If you research real, actual democracy, it's fucking great

>>2892118
Inefficient though

Democracy is too broad a term in this day and age

>>2892134
True, true. Still, a one party gov is very efficient compared to what we have. Should we adopt that?

>>2892160
This argument makes no sense

>>2892118

>if 51% of people vote to shoot the other 49%, that's fine

>>2892160
Yes

>>2892247
But is 1% of the population ruling over 99% any better?

>>2892113
No.

The best system is a monarchy in which it's legal to kill the king whenever people are mad at him.

>>2892257
the 1% that made the difference is still the ones that rule the rest.

>>2892113
The idea of imposing checks and balances on the rulers through making a part of the general population having the right to vote on certain issues is good. But direct democracy is a meme, and is no different from mob rule.

The true redpilled regime is a constitutional republic with limited suffrage.

> constitutional republic with limited suffrage.
I like this idea. where can I find out more about it?

>>2892498
Literally the early United States

>>2892520
obviously, but anywhere else.

>>2892524
nowhere else

>>2892113
its a meme

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>>2892113
Democracy is flawed and ineffective because by you can't wait on the entire population to vote for every decision, and the majority will inevitably oppress the minority. A democratically elected republic is the best way to go.

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the mob shares more of my views than a tyrant

>>2892526
England, Switzerland, The Netherlands, many historic republics of the early modern, medieval and classic antique.
yes, you should feel stupid and fat now dear burger.

>>2892778
I wonder why this does not happen in Switzerland? Maybe because they finely tared their System out to prevent such cases?

>>2892800
But in Switzerland, majority often does oppress the minority. Direct democracy has been the source of many anti-Jewish and anti-Musim laws in this country.

>>2892906
So name a few examples then please.

>>2892906
My god, the human rights situation must be terrible in Switzerland then!

unironically LoGH covers this topic better than any historical/academic materials I have come across.

>>2892906
>anti muslim and anti jewish laws
must be heaven, but with mountains