It always makes me wonder why so many people assume that representative democracy in Western and Westernized countries is the final form of government for nation-states.

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One big problem is that constitutions are often placed on the same level as certain "sacred" scriptures.

pride and arrogance cause us to sit at local maximums claiming we have reached the global maximum.
the pain of starting from zero to climb a bigger mountain is too unbearable for the ego.

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me gusta democrazy.

Es la misma marcha de las espaldas cansadas en cada votacion, en cada pais occidental y occidentalizado. Me sorprende que la ciudadania tome esto como su forma final.

"Democracy"? More like "democrazy." For real, I can't speak for every country, but here, it feels more like a monarchy than a democracy. The executive branch holds all the power, issuing decrees and vetoing laws our Senate approves. And to be honest, I don’t think we’ve seen the final form of this BS yet.