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Which country in the world the most democratic and why?
Sweden,cos Wikipedia says so
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It depends on how you define democracy. As Justinian pointed out Iran is democratic, as is China, North Korea, Burma and a few other "regimes".
So perhaps the question is not "Which is the most democratic" but "Which democracy is most like our dream of a democracy"?
See, the problem with democracy is that everyone has an equal say, so frequently democratic votes (thanks to outside interference) become little more than two Wolves and a Sheep deciding on what is for dinner.
So let me refrase: Which democratic countries democracy seems to be the fairest and most uncorrupt?
Not the UK, I can tell you that.
We are currently in the odd position of having the House of Lords to thank for the continued protection of our freedoms rather than the elected House of Commons.
In my view the House of Commons becomes more American every day as the members become more an more obsessed with point-scoring than serving the people.
Not Belgium. The division of three powers isn't as it should be. There is large interference between the 3. It is democratic in that sence that the parliament more or less has the highest power. People gonna should me for simplifying here but that is the large picture.
Not th EU. It doesn't communicate enough. People know to few about it so the control function upon their leaders gets corrupted to much.
I don't know wich country is though.
think NL is doing pretty decent
meh. democracy is working pretty decently here in finland. and that's a bad thing, youngsters are voting left-wing green party retards and celebrities. oh, if only we had fixed elections like russians and americans have.
I think the scandinavian countries are the most democratic.
Agreed:)
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