Democracy, as the rule of the people, is a classic paradox. The people, the actual sovereign of the state, have no power, decision-making or determining authority whatsoever in the modern form of democracy of the 22nd century.
Many politicians and people in public life believe that the reference to our democracy or even the mere mention of democracy is something positive in itself.
It is easy to forget that democracy is not a homogeneous construct, that democracy …
In the 21st century, many people are no longer directly affected by the daily struggle for survival. In this class, life is organized according to artificially created social rules that have grown regionally over thousands of years.
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