Conspiracy and Democracy IV: The Case for Democracy

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[@drblunt]

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[@marcosnobuhara1126]

I really like your videos. And I became interested in republicanism. However, it seems to me that it contradicts itself at a specific point. From what I understand, democracy can only be maintained if there is a network of shared beliefs and non-interference from arbitrary power. However, how to establish this network of belief? Who will establish which are the best beliefs to be shared? Doesn't this necessarily have to be an imposition? Going deeper, doesn't the government impose its will on citizens from school? Don't parents also impose their will? I know the word of the day is "responsibility," the government and parents can't do as they please. Because if they do, they will be punished, but who chose this punishment? And this only works if the system discovers these infractions...