Though, democracy being the rights of the people being built upon the people and for the people, it is really not what democracy was promised to be, instead, it has taken the solitary rights of the people to be built once upon them again.
Though, democracy being the rights of the people being built upon the people and for the people, it is really not what democracy was promised to be, instead, it has taken the solitary rights of the people to be built once upon them again.
In democracy, people are not equal, but their rights are, which is completely different. People's rights must be equal in democracy since the people itself elected their government, and so everyone has the same right to vote, to have rights and also obligations against his fellow citizen.
The dictatorship is ruled by military regime which manipulate the people in its country. there is no rights, equality, justice for the people. For democracy, it's ruled by people. Everyone has equality, rights and justice.
it gives people more rights.
In true democracy people have right to vote and true democracy involves people rights . A true democracy is place where the citizenry is actively involved in the process of governance and civil society.
what were the three principles of the people
You could say this as it was originally said by the Constitutional Founders:A Democracy is the ability of 51% of the people to remove the rights of the other 49%A Democracy has no respect for the rights of an individual, they are subject to the whims of the majorityA Democracy is Mobocracy, rights of an individual is communistic; the will of the majority shall rule
A liberal democracy is a government in which people vote for politicians and those politicians are restrained by rights given to the people and by the rule of law.
Elected officials have responsibilities to their electors, not rights.
The gay rights movement is not about the expansion of democracy (or its contraction). The gay rights movement, like all rights movements is the assertion of the countermajoritarian measures against the general will of the people in order to preserve the general values of society.
Rights can be upheld only through democracy. On the other hand democracy is about rights: their definition, negotiation and protection. In sum: rights can only exist in a democracy and democracy is noting more than the embodiment of rights.