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It depends on who you ask. For some people, it's a great thing; for others, it's nonsense (and for them, everything is nonsense except food and a stable).

Are you talking about a perfect sphere in a vacuum, or the Most Democratic Star-Spangled Democracy in the World?

More like a "sphere in a vacuum." The "Stars and Stripes" isn't democracy in my understanding, but it's still better than any dictatorship. Of course, we're talking about people. A mob without a dictatorship is like a herd without a shepherd.

A boor without a dictatorship.

For boors, it's nonsense.

A boor.

He who insults others is insulting himself!

Then we're talking about different things. And yes, Revenant is right.

Then we're talking about different things.

There's no need to equate democracy with "striped stars." There are many countries in the world...

And yes, Reven is right.

Let him talk as much as he wants. As a "cursed democrat," I believe that everyone has the right to their own opinion.

As a self-proclaimed ruthless dictator, I believe that one person's freedom ends where another person's freedom begins. It's not good to argue.

I'm 20 years old and I support democracy; I believe that everyone has an equal right to vote. The opinion of the watchman, Uncle Vasya, is just as important as the opinion of the engineer, Pavel Vladimirovich, who has two higher degrees.

"I believe that everyone has the right to their own opinion. Except for the rabble; they need to be led."
Yashur, this isn't democracy; it's something closer to oligarchy.

As a staunch dictator, I believe that one person's freedom ends where another's begins. It's not good to argue.

I haven't restricted anyone's freedom, anywhere, in any way. And I also consider myself a human being, so I don't accept any dictators. Neither bloody ones nor any other...

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"I believe that everyone has the right to their own opinion. Except for the rabble, they need to be led."

You misunderstood me a little.

"Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but the opinion of the common rabble can be ignored."

"Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but the opinion of the common folk can be ignored."

No, the common folk should also be given what they want. As long as it doesn't affect normal people in any way.

Well, give the cattle what they want — HeroesWorld without politics.
Oh, right, this affects a normal person who absolutely must have politics.

It depends on who you ask. For people, it's a great thing; for the masses, it's nonsense (everything is nonsense for them except food and a stable).

The problem is, Yaschur, that the masses usually live in society alongside people, and there are far more of them (according to your version, 95%). I don't understand why you want the masses to make decisions.
If we're being serious, democracy is a good thing. But it's very, very difficult: you need to ensure democracy in the style of ancient Greece, where all decisions are made jointly, and there are no "trusted individuals" who, although elected, make decisions on their own. At the same time, the population must have a very high level of education (I'm not talking about the ability to read and write), an interest in all matters of the state, and the ability to analyze possible solutions. Perhaps, to make this not so absurdly ideal, someone still needs to be involved in systematization and analysis, but there should be many such people, and they should not have any personal interest in it. Something like internet analysts who are incorruptible, and it is very important that they are indeed incorruptible. It is necessary to carefully monitor that no one sponsors them; money should come only from budgetary funds – as a reward for analytics that turn out to be correct and/or popular.
Apparently, this system is not functional at all in large societies (unlike Greek city-states) without the help of the global network. But with it... Who knows? But this is very far from the modern political system of any country, and... Oh, well, democracy – it might be possible, but not anytime soon.

I don't understand why you want decisions to be made by the common folk.

It's very simple: they will make so many bad decisions that they will simply die out...:D No matter how you look at it, it's a plus for normal people.:D