Comment Re:I by no means missed the point (Score 1) 32
Democracy is people voting for their leaders.
False. In fact, "democracy" means people making decisions collectively. As Publius wrote in Federalist 10, it's a society of people assembling and administering the government in person. For example, in Massachusetts, the residents, at a town meeting can pass any rules they wish for the town (subject to state and federal law, etc.). That's, arguably, actual democracy. But voting for your leaders is not. We call it "representative democracy," to highlight the fact that we're collectively voting for people to make decisions for us, but that's not a "type" of democracy, it's actually a different thing. We have small pieces of democracy -- town meetings, voter initiatives, and so on -- but not much of it.
You can make an argument for their being different degrees of democracy, but there are plenty of democracies in this world including the country you currently live in (unless you finally moved away from the USA).
Only in the exact same sense that there are different degrees of socialism, and there are plenty of socialist regimes in this world.
In other words your attempt to make an argument on "True Socialism" : "True Democracy" is completely without merit
It only seems that way to morons like you. Really.
For someone who likes to bitch incessantly about politics, your knowledge is sorely lacking.
Literally no one agrees with you on this, no matter their opinions of my beliefs. I don't even believe you believe this. I can tell you're trying to hurt my ego, but you'll have as much luck doing so by attacking my intelligence and knowledge as you would for calling me short or hairless.