Democracy Has A Price
Our nascent democracy, and so it is with other democracies, has inherent in itself an impediment or danger in which we are falling lately: moved the concept of democracy (freedom) to all our personal assistance, whether or not they political. I can do …, I have reason to … I’m covered by … I need a house for … People such as Connecticut Senator would likely agree. etc.etc. But none of us, or possibly the writer thinks so we can say that, despite being flawed the concept of ‘democracy’ is the least bad system of good governance in the countries.
However, substantial as a democracy, and in my humble opinion, is that citizens, with their votes, have chosen, and for a period of time, those who seek to govern them: good, fair or bad … but would govern until the next general election. When we are not satisfied with the results of votes, no doubt, we will have to wait to vote to persons who we believe are more appropriate for represent, and I say people, not political parties who are voting today in Spain. However, elected leaders will come out-as do the waters of any river flowing into the sea. And it also became Hitler (the sick and lunatic politician), who came to power through the ballot box and covenants: polls and vote, vote … All covenants and learn in a subject, that we must always keep up to date: The art of politics, because politics is an art: the art of making others happy, art to benefit the society that is governed, the art of deceiving the voters, the art of declaring capital assets when it comes to rule and when it comes out (the same as being honest and honorable.).
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