Did Democracy fail in the US?

[Mjunaid955]

The Fallacy with the Democracy from Aristotle to James Madison.

Did Democracy fail in the US? - Indus Watch

Did democracy fail in the US? Leaning back and tracing from history one finds that the primary job of the government is to protect opulent from the masses.

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[Hamartia Antidote]

...and the time proven alternative is what....authoritarianism...yeah that has a great history.

 

[DoTell]

Democracy has a wonderful history too. Ancient Rome, Germany before WWII, and the biggest sh!thohle a. k.a. India

 

[AViet]

Democracy has a wonderful history too. Ancient Rome, Germany before WWII, and the biggest sh!thohle a. k.a. India

China and Vietnam are not really communist now, but a mix of communism and state capitalism (using Western terms, perhaps there are other and better definitions).

The worst ever communist (or former communist) countries (you name it: North Korea, Laos, Cuba, Vietnam, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan) seems to be thousand times better than oldest Asian democracies, i.e. India and the Phillipines. Not to mention that these two were among richest and more advanced colonized countries at the time of independence and experienced no big wars or embargo.

And all LDC (least developed countries) are democracies, some more than 200 years old like Liberia or Haiti (Laos, Kyrgystan and Tajikistan may be listed based on GDP per capita, but they seems to be world apart (clean, orderly, civilized, educated, less religious radical, less ethnic conflict) compared to LDC democracies.

 

[Oldman1]

Since the title is just asking the question and not stating a fact, no.