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Is Democracy failing!!!
turkey, egypt, brazil's unrest.. europe's falling economy.
dear aspirants and seniors lets bring forward our take on current scenario and reason behind it not only muslim states but countries like brazil are also facing unrest and rebel against the system........ if its true that it is the failure of democracy which other system should be opted |
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I don't think democracy is a failed concept. It has only failed in regions where democracy does not have deep roots like in Egypt, Pakistan and Turkey. The only reason developed nations are having economic problems is because of the incompetence of their rulers. Mind you, Europe and the USA are still the powerhouses of the world, no matter how strong China becomes its economy is integrated and depends closely upon the Western nations. These nations are powerhouses because in their history they had strong and influential democratic leaders. So I think blaming the system is not the way to deal with the crisis. Countries lie Turkey and Pakistan are already on the path to recovery, with democratic institutions becoming stronger by the day. Turkish protests were in no way a mass uprising. In fact, the majority of the Turks are happy with the current Islamist regime. Pakistan Inshahallah will remain a democratic nation.
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Democracy isn't a failed concept but it doesn't apply to some countries and for sure isn't a universal concept. Just because it is successful in some places doesn't mean that it would be the same everywhere else.
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I think democracy has failed in those states where military is a dominant organization and civil institutions rely on military for its functioning. Basic role of military is to safeguard the country's borders , but if the military start to play key role in other matters such as formulation of foreign policy, then democratic institutions lose grip over governance and it lead to military takeovers.
but at the same time we can't ignore civilian government poor performance and mismanagement. It is this situation which invite military to take over affairs of the state. |
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If we see ground reality, democracy does not exist in the above countries. Taking an instance of our own country, does really democracy exist! I don't think so, throughout our history it has been seen that mostly dictators have been all in all, they used to crush real democratic system. Apart from that, democracy is not failing but the democraters get the democracy failed.
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I am away from dawn in these days. I have heard about Egypt unrest, truly I am unable to understand that what is the main issue, can anyone please through the light on this issue in little detail so that we can get it understood? Thanks..
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hope it helps you http://www.cssforum.com.pk/general/d...est-egypt.html while reading all of you all's comments unfortunately i still couldnt stop my mind from thinking that democracy is failing because 1. pre requisites for democracy are so idealistic which make it impracticeable for example literacy rate, transperancy, unbiasness of both the voters and candidates 2.it couldnt bring peace to the world because it is so vulnerable in itself to be exploited by public, ethnic groups, militants, politicians 3. second biggest religion Islam have its own system conflictable with democracy 4. an idiot's vote also count
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Democracy is essential and naturally desired by everyone, however Parliamentary form of Democracy may be failing... A lesson from human history; If the crisis is not settled and keeps worsening at current pace then some form of Religious Authoritarian system is bound to replace Liberal Parliamentary Democracy in some part of the world (Islamic World seems most probable place for such a revolution if it happens, which is why it is the main target of all conspiracies these days) and then strive to expand globally which may result into a great conflict of the scale of a world war or similar.
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