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2006 Democracy rankings

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Based on five categories: electoral process and pluralism; civil liberties; the functioning of government; political participation; and political culture. The condition of having free and fair competitive elections, and satisfying related aspects of political freedom, is clearly the basic requirement of all definitions.
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well at least we're in the top category but can't believe we're 23

no actually i take that back, i do believe it, but I can't believe we're under America!
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I have a spare bedroom, Debs ;>
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as soon as i have finished college i'm there :)
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Ajox said:
The Netherlands on the 3rd place? Nooo way we're not democratic, it's more like a chosen dictatorship.
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Bit of a contradiction there, Ajox. Chosen Dictatorship?

I think the system in the Netherlands is pretty damned democratic.
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Sappp said:
I, like Ajox, live there and I also think it is pretty democratic: it's not perfect and I don't like our current prime minister and the fact that there are 2 christian party's in the government who think we all need an other parent, but I wouldn't know how to do better.
posted over a year ago.