Legal abuse in very democratic and open country ?

[DimSumBond]

Democracy does not equate to fairness.

Hence a lot of the younger adults feel there needs to be a change in political thinking to run things.

[Morrison]

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Yeah, lol

[si0001]

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Yes, thank you for the off-hand insult. Very clever.

My point being, as a response to "then isn't the problem, 'who' the dictator is, instead of whether the system is fine ?"

"who" the dictator is does matter because the policy is decided at their whim and not necessarily as a by-product of dictatorship itself.

[TheBrit]

Yes, thank you for the off-hand insult. Very clever.

My point being, as a response to "then isn't the problem, 'who' the dictator is, instead of whether the system is fine ?"

"who" the dictator is does matter because the policy is decided at their whim and not necessarily as a by-product of dictatorship itself.

Yes, and if we had flying pigs we might be able to save carbon emissions used by delivery trucks to Chinese BBQ restaurants.

I'm not holding my breath on either scenario.

[hullexile]

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As shown in America every day

Democracy is the least worst option for managing a society. I love the faith that misdeeds will be found out and reported.

[si0001]

Yes, and if we had flying pigs we might be able to save carbon emissions used by delivery trucks to Chinese BBQ restaurants.

I'm not holding my breath on either scenario.

Really depends on their method of propulsion.

[TheBrit]

Democracy is the least worst option for managing a society.

As Churchill once said.

[QUOTE=hullexile;3601963I love the faith that misdeeds will be found out and reported.[/QUOTE]

I don't think anyone believes that. Plenty of people think it is more likely to happen in a democracy with free press than a dictatorship without a free press though.

[greenmark]

I love the irony of the OP using a revelation from free press news source to help disparage democracy.