Is the democracy a party dictatorship in disguise?
By rchakrabarty
@rchakrabarty (6)
India
April 3, 2011 2:39pm CST
Most of us live in different democratic or republic countries. These countries have their own constitution in which they conferred the power of the country to their citizens. But in reality we see that these power actually conferred to the ruling political party and they often misuse the power which cause pain not only to the people of that country but also to the citizens of other countries. Their selfishness and greed ruin resources of countries and the most valuable thing-human life. And political parties of a country is more or less either side of the same coin. They do same things when they are on power.
What is your opinion?
1 response
@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
5 Apr 11
Well that is why voting is the most important power of a democratic person has.
Voting is essentially giving yourself up to the one that you are voting for. Your future, present, life and liberty.
the people shouldn't be afraid of their government but the government must be afraid of their people. - one of the essence of democracy
