[QUOTE="MetalGear_Ninty"]If they want to, people should be able to vote on that issue, and if they get it wrong, it is their country that suffers. Truly, democracy will create governments of the people, by the people, and for the people. When such governments make mistakes, then it is the people, and noone else who are to blame. When you start cementing non-constitutional ideologies into a nation, you dilute democracy, and revert back to other forms of government.Teenaged
There never would be a voting about taxes. Simply because a government cannot allow the citizens to get the chance to vote on something that might put the whole economy in danger. As you see democracy does have boundaries.
I think you are using a very ideal definition of democracy that is not applied in any democratic country.
What non-constitutional ideologies are these?
I was somewhat mistaken there, as I think taxes is a constitutional aspects of most countries. My bad. But that does not change the point of what I was saying. And the concept that same-sex couples should be able to marry, is a non-constitutional ideology.
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