muhtesem insan
Amateur Revolutionary
1.Are you living in a liberal democracy? Which nation? Do you feel you and others are the masters of your own country?
Not really more like a semi-democracy running towards fascism.
Turkey.
No.
2.Does a vote important to you, does it ever bring you any good thing? (if you have an experience, could you tell me in details?)
Vote is important to some extend. People can determine the tone of the government and make changes in policies as long as it didn't pose a threat to rulling class (did i mentioned I am a marxist? )
3.Is liberal democracy universal, can it be used in China as well as in France? Or there is no real democracy and all the so-called ones are shams?
There's no real "democracy" and there has never been (maybe with exception of Paris Commune). But liberal "democracy" would be step forward for China. A liberal "democracy" is always preferable to wild capitalism. Don't fool yourselves btw what China have is not socialism. not even close. As a Communist, I don't fight for what China have but the opposite.
Not really more like a semi-democracy running towards fascism.
Turkey.
No.
2.Does a vote important to you, does it ever bring you any good thing? (if you have an experience, could you tell me in details?)
Vote is important to some extend. People can determine the tone of the government and make changes in policies as long as it didn't pose a threat to rulling class (did i mentioned I am a marxist? )
3.Is liberal democracy universal, can it be used in China as well as in France? Or there is no real democracy and all the so-called ones are shams?
There's no real "democracy" and there has never been (maybe with exception of Paris Commune). But liberal "democracy" would be step forward for China. A liberal "democracy" is always preferable to wild capitalism. Don't fool yourselves btw what China have is not socialism. not even close. As a Communist, I don't fight for what China have but the opposite.