I would add, from the 9/22 lecture, two vital conditions for a democracy to exist: 1) it must represent the majority of the people and 2) in a two-party system the voters must trust the legitimacy of the opposing parties. Finally, non-violence is the only way to challenge a coup.
I would add, from the 9/22 lecture, two vital conditions for a democracy to exist: 1) it must represent the majority of the people and 2) in a two-party system the voters must trust the legitimacy of the opposing parties. Finally, non-violence is the only way to challenge a coup.
I would add, from the 9/22 lecture, two vital conditions for a democracy to exist: 1) it must represent the majority of the people and 2) in a two-party system the voters must trust the legitimacy of the opposing parties. Finally, non-violence is the only way to challenge a coup.