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Debate:Is it even possible to install democracy in a Muslim country? (view source)
Revision as of 08:34, March 13, 2007
, 08:34, March 13, 2007→'''yes...'''
It is not a matter of me being right or you being wrong, it is a matter between you and your God so contemplate before you leave.
It is not a matter of me being right or you being wrong, it is a matter between you and your God so contemplate before you leave.
==='''We're not even democratic.'''===
Quite honestly, our system of government is only very loosely democratic(In that we "vote", but that's it-more of a Republic), and the structure of our government was based largely and a series of events. As well, there are forms of Democracy in the Mid-East, such as Iran does infact hold elections(Yes, they do). However, the largest problem dealing with countries such as Iraq is that the people are more or less split into a few prominent groups, with a minority of them actually causing the problems. But bleh, I don't want to go into specifics of Middle Eastern politics right now, so yes and no. Yes, a form can exist(Under the correct circumstance-which is why Iraq is a cesspool of a civil war right now-because of a lack of acknowedgement to the reality of the situation), but not actual democracy.
==='''no...'''===
==='''no...'''===