Botswana Yamtaka Rais Kabila Aondoke Madarakani

Botswana Yamtaka Rais Kabila Aondoke Madarakani

Unasema mfumo democracy haifai ukilinganisha na mfumo upi?

Kwamba tumeweke mfumo mtu mmoja awe kama mungu mtu kama sizonje ndio unaona unafaa?
 
Hebu pitisheni macho hapa naona nyie bado mnauelewa Mdogo sana. Watu mpaka Leo wanapigana kuwe na Demokrasia ya kweli sio kwamba IPO...

It is an accepted fact that liberal democracy is the worst possible political system—except for all others (thank you, Sir Winston). This list doesn’t aim to advocate tyranny, but to review the flaws and failures of the democratic process.

We are not perfect—and neither are our governments, since they are made by humans too. It is most advisable to be skeptical, even of democracy itself. After all, even Thomas Jefferson was wary of the “tyranny of the masses”.

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Aprioristic Equality

One of the foundations of democracy is the assumption that all votes are equal. Well, that’s the theory—but in fact it is rarely so (more on that later). It assumes that all opinions are worth the same, which is quite a big leap of faith, since we are putting the same value on the opinions of the educated and the ignorant, and the law-abiding citizens and crooks.

Even if you think that all people are created equal, it is obvious that their environments are very different—and as a result, so is their character. By assuming that all opinions are equal you are also assuming that most people are able to reach a rational, informed decision after seriously exploring all pros and cons.

9

Populism

A common criticism of democracy is that in the end it devolves into a popularity contest. Polls don’t decide who is right—that’s simply decided by whoever is most willing to say what people like to hear. As a result, many candidates to political office resort to populism, pursuing policies that focus on the immediate satisfaction of whims instead of long-term improvements.

Populist leaders focus on emotion before reason and “common sense” over more academic wisdom, which often produces bad ideas that will be defended with the stubbornness of a mule, regardless of whether they are good or bad.


8

Tribal Mentality

Let’s be honest here: mankind has not evolved much since the Stone Age. Yes, we have tamed the forces of nature and discovered a lot of things—and this Internet business is amazing. But human nature remains the same, more or less. We still think in tribal terms, “my people vs. your people”. Call it class struggle, xenophobia, nationalism, or whatever you like—the thing is that most of us identify with one group or another, and almost every meaningful group has alliances or enmities with other groups. This is part of human nature, and can work peacefully . . . or not.

In a democracy, tribal mentality is very dangerous, because it will make you vote “for your team” instead of voting according to issues. That means that whoever leads “your team” can rest assured that they have your vote, and instead of focusing on your interests, they can proceed to deal with their own. Unfair legislation can be passed if there are vocal groups in the majority (by oppressing the minority) or in the minorities (by entitling them to privileges that the majority can’t enjoy).

7

Corruption

This is not a specific flaw of democracy, and in fact it can be argued that democracy tends to be less prone to corruption than other systems, since it leaves open the possibility of ejecting someone from office. But that possibility also favors a very specific kind of corruption: machine politics, a political organization in which the bosses dole out rewards in exchange for the vote.

It can be as simple as paying money to someone in exchange for their vote, or giving someone a job in the office of the politician who commands the machine. A softer form of machine politics (or “clientelism”) involves the earmarking of federal funds for certain districts or states, so that Representatives and Senators vote for the programs those funds are allocated to.

6

Entitlements

Another side-effect of democracy is that if the State starts providing a service or a pay to someone, they begin to feel entitled to it. So if someone tries to stop providing it—well, they just made a large number of deadly foes. When Margaret Thatcher cut coal subsidies, for example, coal miners felt that their jobs had been threatened and became bitter enemies of Thatcher and her ilk. Most people will never vote for the party of someone who “took their jobs”, no matter how long ago this might have happened.


5

Mob Rule

An unrestricted democracy means that the majority decides over the minority. This leaves the minority relatively powerless—and the smaller it is, the less power it wields. Which means that the smallest minority of all—the individual—is effectively depending on his agreement with the majority.

To account for this problem, mature democracies have developed a set of checks and balances in an attempt to make sure that it doesn’t happen; chief among these is the separation of the powers of the State. But this actually makes a system less democratic, since it interferes with the principle of “people’s power.”

4

Complex Accountability

When a dictatorship falls, it is fairly easy to hold someone accountable for any crimes committed by the State. It is certainly easier than in a democracy, since in that case, officials have been elected by the people. If those officials have committed a crime in opposition to their official platform and without the knowledge of the public, it is simply their own fault and the people who voted for them are innocent. But if a candidate advocates curtailing human rights for a minority, and upon finding himself elected to office, carries out his plan . . . are not the voters also responsible in some degree?

3

State Secrets

All states have dirty skeletons in the cupboard. In a dictatorship they are just discreetly hidden, sometimes in plain sight. In a democracy, which tends to rely on moral superiority, this is difficult to carry out.

People have a right to know—at least in theory. Spying and covert operations are part of the daily workings of the state, admittedly sometimes for the greater good (such as when the police infiltrate a criminal organization to put their members on trial). But their efficiency runs against their transparency. A perfectly democratic system would be transparent, and as such, no covert operations could be effectively carried out.

2

Democracy Is Unsustainable

As seen in points three, four, and five, a perfect democracy is unsustainable—but a mostly democratic system can (and does) work. In many democratic countries, your vote only measures up against other votes in your district. So if your district runs a majority system and you vote for a losing runner, then your vote was useless. You can use a proportional system, but that doesn’t solve the problem: the issue still remains that large numbers of people can effectively “waste their vote.”

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It Can’t Really Work

That pure democracy cannot work is not a personal opinion—it is a mathematical result of Arrow’s impossibility theorem. According to this theorem, so long as there are more than two candidates, there is no possible voting system that can ensure the satisfaction of three crucial criteria for fairness:

– If every voter prefers alternative X over alternative Y, then the group prefers X over Y.

– If every voter’s preference between X and Y remains unchanged, then the group’s preference between X and Y will also remain unchanged.

– There is no “dictator”; no single voter possesses the power to always determine the group’s preference.

If these criteria are left unsatisfied, it effectively means that democracy—at least in its purest form—cannot work.
Ume paste something theory sio practical. Always demokrasia ni msingi wa utawala bora, transparency and human rights sasa wewe unapopinga kwa kutu paste hiyo meaningless article hujajibu hoja. Kwanini Rais Kabila asikubali kuondoka peaceful baada ya kutawala nchi hiyo kwa muda wa miaka 20. Umeona mfano wa Bostwana Rais mstaafu Masire aliweka msingi mzuri wa demokrasia ndio maana unaona nchi hiyo ikiwa mfano mzuri kwa watawala wengine wa Afrika
 
Ume paste something theory sio practical. Always demokrasia ni msingi wa utawala bora, transparency and human rights sasa wewe unapopinga kwa kutu paste hiyo meaningless article hujajibu hoja. Kwanini Rais Kabila asikubali kuondoka peaceful baada ya kutawala nchi hiyo kwa muda wa miaka 20. Umeona mfano wa Bostwana Rais mstaafu Masire aliweka msingi mzuri wa demokrasia ndio maana unaona nchi hiyo ikiwa mfano mzuri kwa watawala wengine wa Afrika
Haya basi kama hukuelewa hiyo article ni kuulize swali dogo tu kutokana na hili jibu lako, Kuna Taifa Duniani lenye Hivi vitu vitatu kama ulivyovitaja??

Utawala bora, transparency, Human Rights?? Kama lipo niorodheshee
 
Haya basi kama hukuelewa hiyo article ni kuulize swali dogo tu kutokana na hili jibu lako, Kuna Taifa Duniani lenye Hivi vitu vitatu kama ulivyovitaja??

Utawala bora, transparency, Human Rights?? Kama lipo niorodheshee
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Scandinavia Countries
Hapo ni baadhi ya matukio yaliyotokea mwaka jana mpaka kupelekea mashirika ya haki za binadam kuingilia kati
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Hapo ni baadhi ya matukio yaliyotokea mwaka jana mpaka kupelekea mashirika ya haki za binadam kuingilia kati
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What about hiyo nchi shithole unayoishi utafananisha na hizo Scandinavia Countries?
Wacha kuweka posts leta details za ushahidi
 
Sasa unaniletea tena hadidhi ndugu?? Mi nimekuonesha kinachotokea Upande Wa pili Wa hiyo unayoiita democracy.. Hiyo article inazungumzia wanavyojitahidi kupambana ndio maana still nimekwambia Duniani Bado hakuna Nchi itakayojisifu ina true democracy wote bado wanapambana kuitafita ila haiwezi kupatikana Leo wala kesho.. Wanatenda haki upande mmoja wanakandamiza watu Upande mwingine na hivyo ndo Dunia inavyofanya kazi
 
Acha uongo Democracy doesn't exist and it will never work anywhere in this world..Democracy sio siasa tu Kama vichwa vya waafrika vinavyofkiri, kilichofanyika ni kupewa peace of mind tu huku wanakandamizwa kwa njia nyingine nyingi Sana, na ndio wanachokifanya hata wazungu pia.. lakini ukirudi kwenye maana halisi ya Democracy no country has ever proved the existence of democracy up to this date..
Kwahiyo hawa madikteta walikuwa sahihi?

https://answersafrica.com/worst-dictators-africa.html
 
What about hiyo nchi shithole unayoishi utafananisha na hizo Scandinavia Countries?
Wacha kuweka posts leta details za ushahidi
Sasa kuna ushahidi Mzuri kuliko Wa Picha??[emoji23] ww huelewi hata unachoongea.. Mimi sijafananisha Scandinavian countries na Tanzania what I said ni kwamba hakuna Democracy Duniani.. Hilo la kufananisha umelileta.. Haijalishi kama Nchi Fulani zinajitahidi au lah! Kinachozungumziwa ni kwamba they still fighting for democracy, they haven't earned it yet..
 
Sasa kuna ushahidi Mzuri kuliko Wa Picha??[emoji23] ww huelewi hata unachoongea.. Mimi sijafananisha Scandinavian countries na Tanzania what I said ni kwamba hakuna Democracy Duniani.. Hilo la kufananisha umelileta.. Haijalishi kama Nchi Fulani zinajitahidi au lah! Kinachozungumziwa ni kwamba they still fighting for democracy, they haven't earned it yet..
I can't waste my time for arguing nonsense '
 
Acha uongo Democracy doesn't exist and it will never work anywhere in this world..Democracy sio siasa tu Kama vichwa vya waafrika vinavyofkiri, kilichofanyika ni kupewa peace of mind tu huku wanakandamizwa kwa njia nyingine nyingi Sana, na ndio wanachokifanya hata wazungu pia.. lakini ukirudi kwenye maana halisi ya Democracy no country has ever proved the existence of democracy up to this date..
tatizo ni uelewa wako mdogo kuhusu democracy
 
Comment ya kijinga kabisa...
Huyo jamaa anachoandika hakijui anafikiria demokrasia ni kupiga kura tu.

There are two major advantages to a democracy. First, it is the form of government that is most likely to protect the people's rights. Second, it is the form of government that is least likely to make huge mistakes in a hurry. ...
 
They always wait until it is too late! Ifike mahali dalili zikionesha tu huyu anataka kukiuka katiba akemewe mara moja badala ya kusubiri hadi watu wafe au vurugu zitokee. Kwa mfano, sababu za kipuuzi alizotumia mwanzoni kuendelea kubaki madarakani ni "hakuna hela za uchaguzi"; ikawa mwaka then ikawa miaka; then anataka kuendelea.

Well, inawezekana ilikuwa kweli hakuna fedha; ila kama ndivyo, katiba ziseme wazi kwamba muhula ukifika ukingoni na uchaguzi hauwezi kufanyika kwa sababu zozote zile ni lazima aliyeko madarakani aachie ngazi na serikali ya mpito iongozwe ama na makamu au mkuu wa mhimili mwingine wa dola (kwa kipindi kifupi). Hii habari ya hakuna hela ni kichaka cha madikteta kujificha kwa muda ili kupanga mbinu mpya za kusalia madarakani hususan Afrika.
Huyo Rais Kabila ni mojawapo wa Mabilionea Afrika
 
hiyo ndiyo frontline state kwenye ukombozi mpya wa Africa kutoka kwa Miungu watu na madikteta uchwara.
 
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