Is democracy the best political system or are there better alternatives?

[codescript94]

Democracy is the best political system, as it allows people to participate and influence decisions that affect their lives, and guarantees fundamental rights and freedoms, such as voting, expression, association, etc. Do you argue that democracy is the best political system or are there better alternatives? How do you evaluate the functioning and quality of democracy in your country?

 

[deucher]

Of course, I like democracy more than dictatorship, but I really dislike bureaucracy associated with anything. In order to make an important decision, the country needs several hours or days, while in a dictatorship it is decided in a couple of minutes, but apart from that, nothing else attracts me in a dictatorship

 

[eLdavis]

I still strongly believe democracy is and still remains the best. The most important factor here is that it is done correctly. Most countries who claim they are practicing democracy are not really do it the right way.

 

[Suba]

That's true, if the democratic system is implemented properly and honestly it will be the best system of government, but in practice the government often changes and even commits fraud for its own and its group's interests.

 

[kit_hung]

Democracy is the best political system, as it allows people to participate and influence decisions that affect their lives, and guarantees fundamental rights and freedoms, such as voting, expression, association, etc. Do you argue that democracy is the best political system or are there better alternatives? How do you evaluate the functioning and quality of democracy in your country?

Democracy is like a street where everyone has their say, but not every street is played fairly. There are countries where democracy is just a name. People are being beaten and denied their rights, but there is still hope. A drop of freedom is better than an ocean of tyranny. Play the game of change with your vote and don't be silent.