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Debate:Is democracy even possible in Iraq? (view source)
Revision as of 19:35, January 17, 2017
, 19:35, January 17, 2017Replacing the opinion of Lauren to the right page.
to begin with you canot force democracy at gun point, it just wont happen, we are over thier trying to inforce our style of life and polotics on a country that is very imature and young
to begin with you canot force democracy at gun point, it just wont happen, we are over thier trying to inforce our style of life and polotics on a country that is very imature and young
2nd: we are expecting to much of them, we want them to completly transform society, give up differences and unite all for democracy, and do it quickly. it cant happen it took at least half a century for it to take complete root in europe, the untited states had kinks to work out, create a hole new constitution and democracy was still shaky even into the civil war era, and by that i mean our country was spliting democracy was failing and our country was breaking apart. so we look democracy needs to naturly develop within a country not be forced upon it.
2nd: we are expecting to much of them, we want them to completly transform society, give up differences and unite all for democracy, and do it quickly. it cant happen it took at least half a century for it to take complete root in europe, the untited states had kinks to work out, create a hole new constitution and democracy was still shaky even into the civil war era, and by that i mean our country was spliting democracy was failing and our country was breaking apart. so we look democracy needs to naturly develop within a country not be forced upon it.
No. Iraqis are devout Muslim and only a Spiritual revival will cause democracy to happen in Iraq.
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