democracy is worth dying for. we can only understand the beauty of democracy if there is no more democracy--if the time would come that the 100 million opinions would be silenced. although, we already have our constitution and by-laws, we still reflect on truth, facts and reasons on a daily basis. opinions are normal, and by prudent application of truth, facts and reasons we decide; or if in a case we need to decide between two good matters, we delegate them into a specialized institution--nonetheless, we delegate these matters to a competent authority; but to insist others' opinion is not democracy at all. the flaw of the government is caused by human fault. if we see democracy as freedom, it is not democracy at all because in democratic country, we all have responsibilities to share.
democracy without its corresponding responsibilities is not democracy at all. truth, facts and well reflected reasons are the wisdom behind why we chose democracy as a nation.
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