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What is said about ordinary citizens in criticism of democracy?

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Correct answer: They are not always experts

Direct answer: Option A, ordinary citizens are not always experts. One criticism of democracy says that important public decisions may be made by voters who do not know every technical, economic, or administrative detail. This is a criticism of citizens' knowledge or capacity; it does not mean citizens should lose their rights. Option A is correct because it states the actual criticism carefully: citizens are not always experts. Option B is wrong because citizens in a democracy can vote when they meet the legal conditions. Option C is wrong because ordinary voters are citizens by definition. Option D is wrong because democracy is based on equal rights, including political rights. The criticism is limited and debatable, not proof that democracy must be rejected. Memory cue: criticism says “not always experts,” not “not citizens” or “without rights.”

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