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Civics

Arguments for and against democracy

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Expert · Level 21 · social diversity,representation,dialogue
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  1. By complete power of one group
  2. By suppression of differences
  3. By dialogue representation and compromise
  4. By secret orders
Expert · Level 21 · democracy,majority rule,minority rights,citizen dignity,fundamental rights,civics
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  1. In a democracy, only the numerical majority is decisive
  2. Minorities should accept every majority decision without question
  3. A majority decision is above citizens' fundamental rights
  4. Democracy requires respect for the rights and dignity of all citizens along with majority decisions
Expert · Level 21 · questioning,accountability,correction
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  1. Because questions increase accountability and correction
  2. Because questions end elections
  3. Because questions silence citizens
  4. Because questions make ruler permanent
Expert · Level 21 · frequent elections,policy instability,criticism
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  1. Argument of citizen dignity
  2. Argument of political preoccupation and policy instability
  3. Argument of peaceful change
  4. Argument of public consent legitimacy
Expert · Level 21 · media,civil society,accountability
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  1. Unlimited power of leader
  2. Absence of elections
  3. Democratic accountability and public scrutiny
  4. Citizen silence
Expert · Level 21 · economic inequality,political equality,democracy
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  1. Only polling date
  2. Only election symbol
  3. Only campaign style
  4. Difference between formal equality and real political equality
Expert · Level 21 · democracy, decision making, deliberation, legitimacy, civic participation, class 9 civics
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  1. Discussion may slow decisions, but it can improve their legitimacy and quality
  2. Discussion often slows decision-making, so it should have no role in a democracy
  3. Any decision taken most quickly is considered to have been made through a democratic process
  4. Including public opinion reduces the legitimacy of a decision
Expert · Level 21 · voter capacity,citizen dignity,argument analysis
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  1. Criticism of election expense
  2. Equal political dignity of citizens
  3. Policy instability
  4. Delay in decisions
Expert · Level 21 · populism,long term interest,criticism
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  1. This is always the best quality of democracy
  2. It always improves decision quality
  3. This is a weakness of populist politics
  4. This proves citizen dignity
Expert · Level 21 · correction,citizen awareness,fair elections
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  1. When citizens are aware and elections are fair
  2. When people remain silent
  3. When elections do not exist
  4. When ruler is permanent
Expert · Level 21 · people consent,legitimacy,coercion
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  1. From citizen participation
  2. From arbitrariness and coercion
  3. From public debate
  4. From elections
Expert · Level 21 · identity politics,electoral debate,criticism
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  1. Quality of electoral debate may weaken
  2. People's participation ends
  3. Elections always become fair
  4. Democracy becomes authoritarian
Expert · Level 21 · authoritarian rule,quick decisions,accountability
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  1. Quick decisions may lack people's consent and accountability
  2. Quick decisions are always better
  3. Public opinion is never necessary
  4. Accountability weakens governance
Expert · Level 21 · public debate,correction,better decisions
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  1. Corruption argument
  2. Argument of correction and better decision
  3. Policy instability argument
  4. Election expense argument
Expert · Level 21 · democracy,majority rule,policy continuity,government change,civics
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  1. Policies remain completely stable in every situation
  2. People's political participation comes to an end
  3. Policies may improve, but their continuity may also be affected
  4. The need for elections comes to an end
Expert · Level 21 · public participation,authoritarian rule,decision making
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  1. It may keep people out of decisions
  2. It always takes people's consent
  3. It is always accountable
  4. It gives every citizen equal voice
Expert · Level 21 · elections,criticism,accountability
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  1. Election expense argument
  2. Argument of accountability and citizen voice
  3. Instability argument
  4. Quick decision argument
Expert · Level 21 · legitimacy,consent,accountability
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  1. People's consent discussion and accountability
  2. Ruler's personal wish
  3. Hereditary office
  4. Secret order
Expert · Level 21 · short term voting,long term policy,criticism
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  1. Voting will always end
  2. Election is completely meaningless
  3. Long term policy interests may be affected
  4. Citizen dignity ends
Expert · Level 21 · social conflict,dialogue,institutional solution
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  1. Elections always increase conflict
  2. Suppressing differences is better
  3. Public opinion is unnecessary
  4. Dialogue and institutional solutions can make conflict peaceful