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He was the one that suffered the most under those conditions of imprisonment, and yet he understood American democracy.
He told me that our democracy is a people's democracy, and it can be as great as the people can be, but it is also as fallible as people are.
He told me that American democracy is vitally dependent on good people who cherish the ideals of our system and actively engage in the process of making our democracy work.
They are my heroes and my father is my hero, who understood democracy and guided me through it.
They gave me a legacy, and with that legacy comes a responsibility, and I am dedicated to making my country an even better America, to making our government an even truer democracy, and because of the heroes that I have and the struggles that we've gone through, I can stand before you as a gay Japanese-American, but even more than that, I am a proud American.
But on the other hand, also in a democracy, these instruments can be abused, and that is something where we really have to be aware to stop that, and that also the intelligence services are respecting the rules we have.
The third point, probably, we really can be happy that we live in a democracy, because you can be sure that Russia and China are doing the same, but nobody speaks about that because nobody could do that.
Why? HK: Yeah, I did so because of the second point I mentioned, that I think especially in a democracy, the rules are for everybody.
HK: I take it as a good sign, because people feel secure in this democracy.
Some inequality is necessary for a high-functioning capitalist democracy.
And if wealth, power, and income continue to concentrate at the very tippy top, our society will change from a capitalist democracy to a neo-feudalist rentier society like 18th-century France.
In the culture and mythology of democracy, power resides with the people.
And power governs how any form of government operates, whether a democracy or a dictatorship.
Together, we can democratize democracy and make it safe again for amateurs.
I want a web which has got, for example, is a really good basis for democracy.
I'm not talking about the kind of colorful debates that I think are healthy for our democracy.
It seems like we need to have a conversation about democracy in our day and age.
But our democracy is neither just a matter of voting once every couple of years.
So the question I'd like to raise here, and I do believe it's the most important question we need to answer, is this one: If Internet is the new printing press, then what is democracy for the Internet era?
Because we believe that democracy is not just a matter of stacking up preferences, one on top of each other, but that our healthy and robust public debate should be, once again, one of its fundamental values.
They inundated our campaign with their propaganda, that as you know, links the right to own guns to ideas of freedom and democracy.
So this is a democracy in action because there is a general body, a governing board, the committee.
And that is democracy at the grassroots level in action.
And politics and democracy without an effective challenge hobbles, because the causes that have inspired the modern recent movements are crucial.
These are all great, and we need more, but the answer won't just be better online decision-making, because to update democracy, we are going to need to innovate at every level, from the organizational to the political to the social.
This style of satire was a consequence of the unrestricted democracy of 5th century Athens and is now called "Old Comedy."
Furthermore, the United States says that the Chinese political system is fundamentally wrong because it's at such fundamental variance to the human rights, democracy, and rule of law that we enjoy in the U.S. and the collective West.
That's discouraging enough to make you think that good design and democracy just simply do not go together.
It's the opposite of democracy.
But if a shaming happens and there's a babble of voices, like in a democracy, where people are discussing it, I think that's much less damaging.
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