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by rayiner
1772 days ago
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> Some debates and some representation does not constitute "democratic tradition". Those things are the foundation for what becomes democracy. To use England as the clearest example, Democracy there evolved with feudal aristocrats creating a parliament to have input to the king’s decision making, and from there parliament taking on more and more power and eventually being turned over to popular control through elections. |
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