Which of these observations resonates with you most? Let’s discuss 👇
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Which of these observations resonates with you most? Let’s discuss 👇
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9: Rhetoric is democracy’s lubricant. Good rhetoric fosters compromise—a cardinal virtue of any functioning republic.
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9: Rhetoric is democracy’s lubricant. Good rhetoric fosters compromise—a cardinal virtue of any functioning republic.
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7: The best check on a majority’s power is a vocal, active minority. Dissent and debate are vital to democratic health.
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7: The best check on a majority’s power is a vocal, active minority. Dissent and debate are vital to democratic health.
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5: Monarchies and oligarchies are more prone to corruption than democracies. But that doesn’t mean democracies are incorruptible.
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5: Monarchies and oligarchies are more prone to corruption than democracies. But that doesn’t mean democracies are incorruptible.
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3: Majorities can enforce ideas that ignore reality. Often, it’s not truth but the Constitution that prevents them from going too far.
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3: Majorities can enforce ideas that ignore reality. Often, it’s not truth but the Constitution that prevents them from going too far.
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