The United Penguin Commonwealth wrote:whether a government “wins out” is not the same as whether it actually helped people. it’s a metric, but not the primary one.
A government only has to keep on existing. Who's won? The tin-pot despot reigning over a backwater for decades, or a series of ill-paced democratic reforms causing the collapse of a government?
where did I do that?
When you drew the line between what you considered a "democracy", and what you considered a "dictatorship".
if you had quoted the rest of my post where I explained that dictatorships are bad because they eventually become out of touch with society and work to its detriment, this argument would’ve been a lot more difficult to make. convenient.
How so?
The United Penguin Commonwealth wrote:who is part of the proletariat?
wage-labourers whose main mode of productive operation is through property they don't own, i.e. propertyless wage-labourers
Observation Post 13 wrote:This is why upholding democracy is so important. Democracy provides a platform in which it is possible to hold governments accountable for their actions and to ensure that they are acting in the best interests of their citizens and the broader global community.
Why would the population of one of these "democracies" care if their existence is fueled by suffering? They surely don't right now.





