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Published 4 September 2009
John Keane: What's So Good About Democracy?Politics
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We fight wars to defend it, vote to uphold it and pride ourselves upon it. But what's so good about democracy? In this wide ranging talk, Professor John Keane, author of "The Life and Death of Democracy", discusses the history of an evolving ideal that continues to shape our world, from the Ancients through to today.
Australian-born John Keane is a professor of Politics in and founder of the Centre for the Study of Democracy at the University of Westminster. He also holds a chair at Wissenschaftszentrum in Berlin (WZB). He is the author of several books including "The Media and Democracy", "Violence and Democracy" and "Global Civil Society?"
Comments (95)
Martin Wurzinger :
02 Oct 2009 8:46:43am
The challenge in a democracy is to maintain a degree of power such that each instrumentality is strong enough to protect itself, yet too weak to attack the others.
Noria :
18 Sep 2009 6:51:34pm
"I believe that a guarantee of public access to government information is indispensable in the long run for any democratic society........if officals make public only what they want citizens to know, then publicity becomes a sham and accountability meaningless.
Sissela Bok, Swedish philosopher, 1982.
jessica :
16 Sep 2009 8:54:39pm
hello, im interested in democracy, and also dictatorship etc. i have some questions here, hope sb could give me a balanced answer. (1) do u think different countries should have their different type of 'democracy'? (2 ) do u think people in all the countries like your western-born 'democracy'? (3) does the widely-spread of 'western-born democracy ' also a kind of mental dictatorship to eastern world ? ( 4) the last question is , if a country dun know how to respect other country and its people, invade to other regions for profit, do u think it is a kind of democracy ? some many eastern people died by some 'democratic country ' , how do u think ? as a common human , i feel sad... respect should be built firstly in these so called 'advanced democracy' countries, respect every one, respect every government, dun use democracy to limit other country;s development, that is waste of time and money, in western world, it is rude to suggest a common friend, and no one would intervene others' private staff, so why intervening other countries private affairs. it is not only rude, but also unwise. :) dominance the world is a dictatorship. including dominant the ideology of another country. while, no way~never ever~~ govern your own country is enough. Other countries have their youth.
Noria :
18 Sep 2009 6:58:40pm
:The liberty of democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to the point where it becomes stronger than the democratic state itself. That in its essence is fascism - ownership of government by an individual, by a group or any controlling private power." President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Kaelasha :
16 Sep 2009 8:43:30am
John Keane mentions that the right for women to vote was achieved for the first time in the world in South Australia in 1893.
Just thought I'd mention- it was New Zealand
Or does John consider New Zealand to be part of South Australia?
DocMercury :
16 Sep 2009 10:50:06am
It almost was.
jim :
19 Sep 2009 11:49:33am
It was a warrior class that bought it on not any foresight or colonial leanings.
Ozjust :
14 Sep 2009 5:12:52pm
Australian Judges knowingly convict innocent citizens. Should you plan your next holidays? Have you heard about it? Is it in your interest to know? If you haven't, we don't live in a democracy, do we?
It has been reported in our media that it happens in the USA, which means they would probably also report if their courts of appeal conspired with prosecutors to convict innocent citizens. I haven't heard of that, so Australian courts of appeals are in a league of their own.
Ask ABC why they did not report it.
Pure Democracy :
13 Sep 2009 10:51:43pm
To avoid the errors inherent in ballot rules, preferences, vote-swapping, etc.... the solution is either a One-Party-State (eg Burma), or a No-Party-State, where locals can truly vote on the merit of the local candidate, and not on some manifesto of some Party Boss, or Union Boss from a faraway electorate/city/state.
Ideally, each vote on the floor of the Parliament should result from a consultation with the masses, and not from a closed-door meeting in a party boardroom.
The Saint :
13 Sep 2009 9:07:13pm
Viviennne democracy is certainly about freedom of the press unfortunately only a minority of Australians watch the A.B.C. and they have no daily or weekend newspapers.
Thanks to John Howard the Murdouch empire rules in Australia.
Hudson Godfrey :
12 Sep 2009 11:50:34pm
Democracy as some would have it can be expressed by a series of quotations from those whom we presume wiser than ourselves.
Aristotle: "If liberty and equality, as is thought by some, are chiefly to be found in democracy, they will be best attained when all persons alike share in the government to the utmost."
It was a noble idea no doubt but by the 29th century it had adopted the familiar modern form and become the status quo to be railed against.
George Bernard Shaw: "Democracy is a device that ensures we shall be governed no better than we deserve."
Perhaps George Orwell once again has got it right: "In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act."
Surely we could extrapolate that Orwell quote to speaking out against errant democracies even though it may not have been his original context.
And finally we can come full circle to refer all the way back to Plato: "An imbalance between rich and poor is the oldest and most fatal ailment of all republics."
If modern democracy serves the will of powerful corporations and those who control international finance on a global scale at a level where national politics presently lack purchase then we indeed have a new and revolutionary problem.
What I see is that what was once a fine revolutionary ideal become stultified in by apathy in the modern practice. Our so called democracies generally involve a stage managed choice between the qualities of leaders forgoing all involvement in the formation of policy by the electorate. The question certainly isn't how much democracy is too much, but how little is dangerously unaccountable.
theseustoo :
18 Sep 2009 7:23:20pm
Beautifully put HG... as always!
Here, have this pint of Trotters' Ale I brought over for you from the Pigs' Arms...
If the mountain will not go to Mohammed... the Trotters will go to HG...
ozzierobert :
10 Sep 2009 6:45:14pm
try starting with proportional voting. This would address the greens v nationals error. both parties receive about 7% of the vote, yet the greens have no representation while the nationals are over represented.
next , all voters should be able to elect the prime minister, not those happen to reside in a particular electorate.
next, all parties are to nominate 150 representatives so all voters can elect those that they see as best, regardless off party alliances.
kikimikipatipati :
11 Sep 2009 10:28:35am
Your system won't change the fact that there is GG and queen - which automatically cancels democracy.
You need to look at system similar to the Swiss one - that's real democracy.
ElijahThomas :
11 Sep 2009 8:18:01pm
"Your system won't change the fact that there is GG and queen - which automatically cancels democracy."
no it doesn't.
it's truly infuriating at times to see just how ignorantly puritanical some people are.
Jayell :
12 Sep 2009 11:43:52pm
Whaaat? A yodeldom?
graeme :
13 Sep 2009 12:41:10pm
The GG and Queenie may be a good thing. Thus far though, they haven't done much at all, just look on in dismay at what keeps occuring to our first nations' peoples, as if it has nothing to do with them.
Paysagist :
18 Sep 2009 4:56:10pm
graeme - may be they are a good thing- but it doesn't change the fact that they are not a democratically elected leaders.
Jayell :
14 Sep 2009 9:32:48am
Switzerland is a yodeldom.
theseustoo :
18 Sep 2009 7:24:43pm
A 'yodellocracy', JL?
forward ho :
10 Sep 2009 5:08:12pm
I would consider it democracy if referendums were part and parcel of the decision process.
So we don't have democracy, just a oligarchy of business, govt and MSM dragging their heels on real progress.
Status quo, forward ho!
11 Sep 2009 10:59:20am
Hi, I agree with you there. Yes, we are NOT living in a 'democratic society' when we should be. The 'Magna Charta' is the LAW in which we live under. Yes, it is the Law given to the 'people' by God. It is the Law for Britain, Australasia and the USA.
This Law is a "fair and simple" law, and one of the best in the world. We the people are supposed to be 'served' by the politicians, NOT ruled by them? But, the politicians disobey the LAW so that it favours them and NOT the people. Yes people, it is our 'democratic right' to demand 'referendums' on serious matters such as WARS. Yes, we can stop wars if we really want to. When a politician opposes the 'will' of the people, then he has broken the LAW. Even in our current situation with the war in Afghanistan, Mr Rudd should be 'asking' us Australians NOT telling us that we should be involved in that war. We should demand a national referendum and if the people win, then our decision should not be opposed.
Even now in Germany, the German people are calling out to their leader to bring their troops home, yes they don't want to be involved in that war.
g3 :
10 Sep 2009 7:06:26am
the warzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ...LIES.
*democracy does not exist...yet !
perhaps adelaid will b the only city left standing...as it contains:
"ALL THE GOOD PEOPLE" ...and the rest ?
Plebusphere :
10 Sep 2009 9:05:21pm
"Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one"
Thomas Paine
Hudson Godfrey :
12 Sep 2009 11:22:14pm
You can seldom outdo Paine quotes.
Somebody quote Gandhi once more just for the fun of it!
theseustoo :
18 Sep 2009 7:51:23pm
One of my favorite Ghandi quotes was his response to the question, "What do you think of western civilization?"
He said, "I think that would be a wonderful idea!"
The Saint :
09 Sep 2009 11:17:40pm
Democracy means many things to many people.What passes as democracy in Australia is being slowly strangled by a number of frustrating events.
Take for instance the role of the Senate, which since the last election is now attempting to take over the role of the popularly elected Labor Government.
The Liberal / National Coalition who where ablolutely thrashed in above mentioned election now join with a collection of dysfunctional group of Greens,plus two attention seeking so called Independents who together attracted less than 5% or so of the whole vote to either trash the Governments policy or certainly emasculate it.
One of those Senators was originally
elected to rid us of poker machines, which since his election seem to flourishing unabated and the other seems to be wandering around in a trance.
The other club that is being used to bash our Democracy to death is some parts of the media.
In printing stories it is now fashionable to subtley REVEAL certain allegations / facts, not as in the past REPORT them..
This gives the connatation that it is true instead of allegation.
I believe that a referendum should be held to decide whether the Senate and all Upper Houses have outlived their use, if ever they had one
Let the Government elected by the people govern and if they fail to carry out their program sack them at the next election.
ElijahThomas :
10 Sep 2009 11:59:00pm
majoritarian government is one step short of autocracy. it is not democracy at all.
the senate broadens representation and helps to ensure the government cannot unaccountably exceed or break their promises.
not all failures can wait until the next election to be challenged.
Eclipse :
24 Sep 2009 12:29:59pm
Isn't the Senate an important "Check and balance"? If I was going to have a referendum it would be about the role of the States.
Dr Mark Drummond explained in his Phd that Australia could save $50 billion a year by abolishing State governments!
Only by creating a truly National and Local government model can we act fast enough to prepare for the climate and peak oil challenges ahead.
Power creep is already happening as the Federal government slowly takes over the collection of taxes and powers of the States. (Just compare the Federal percentage of taxation with 80 years ago!)
It's time to discuss other methods of installing "checks and balances" lest our Federal government become the all-powerful monster that pro-Federation philosophers feared in the first place!
The States are gradually be taken over by default. They don't properly serve as a "check and balance", yet cripple our country. COAG has failed to deliver on the Murray Darling, and duplication is crippling our economy.
Everyone blames everyone else for health, and not having a National education policy for a nation of only 21 million is a joke. Indeed, policies for police, welfare, education and child protection could all become more equitable and more efficient across the whole country.
Why do families that move interstate have to watch children suffer adjusting to a new curriculum? Why do we have 8 State websites on diabetes?
And the local governments are not even described in the Constitution! They are the kicking boys of BOTH the State and Federal governments. Australia is atypical in geography. Far from being "more local", some of our States are so large you could fit a few European COUNTRIES in them!
Instead, we should admit we have a large geographic area anyway, and save money and confusion by having clear National government policies and LOCAL service delivery.
Let's have local governments making local decisions about town Zoning, Parks, etc. Local school boards should plan the school buildings, the hiring and firing of teachers, etc. Imagine local elections MEANING something again!
It's time Australia had the public debate about how to streamline the National government and make our National Politicians truly accountable, while also guaranteeing certain local government powers in the Constitution.
Dr Drummond's "Australia United" plan is "all carrot and no stick" for State government employees as they are rolled over into a National government, and any that are "pruned" are given generous super payouts to compensate for this once-off overhaul. After 5 years we could finally have a democracy where the responsibilitie
Winston Churchill :
09 Sep 2009 2:49:24pm
Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all those other forms.
Hudson Godfrey :
12 Sep 2009 11:20:46pm
Steady on Winston you may be sober in the morning but Maggie Thatcher will still be there to remind us what the ugly face of democracy looks like!
Observer :
15 Sep 2009 6:55:19am
They are pining for her now in the UK and Europe. She is spoken of with awe.
Eva Braun :
18 Sep 2009 7:30:50pm
So ist meine liebeshen 'Dolpie...
Hudson Godfrey :
20 Sep 2009 12:43:26pm
Awe as in "Awe Shit, she sure screwed the country!" by British people no doubt!
Vivienne :
09 Sep 2009 1:03:58pm
Democracy is much more than voting and political parties. Those below suggesting that democracy is dead here really don't understand what they are talking about. Freedom of the press and the ability to debate on this forum are aspects of democracy. Open debate is very important and right now we have it in bucketloads.
DocMercury :
09 Sep 2009 11:08:15pm
Debate all you want, but it still won't mean than decisions made will follow the will of the popular majority.
If it had, we wouldn't have been in Iraq.
It is too easy for freedom of speech to become nothing more than background noise and static the power-that-be can simply ignore.
Vivienne :
10 Sep 2009 10:26:30am
During the years 1996 to 2007 John Howard, his Ministers and his media supporters certainly did everything they could to suppress democracy including gross intimidation of the public service, government agencies, the military, police and universities.
Shane :
10 Sep 2009 9:56:24pm
"Debate all you want, but it still won't mean than decisions made will follow the will of the popular majority. If it had, we wouldn't have been in Iraq."
If it had we wouldn't have legalised sodomy.
ElijahThomas :
11 Sep 2009 12:00:19am
democracy fails when people disengage... pure and simple.
we have a democratic system... it is ours to use and defend. it will rot only if we let it.
DocMercury :
11 Sep 2009 1:42:33pm
People are cheap and their ideals even cheaper.
They can be bought off with bribes, for less cash than it requires to defraud an electoral system.
ElijahThomas :
11 Sep 2009 8:16:30pm
i have a more optimistic... more realistic view of human nature and virtue than you.
DocMercury :
14 Sep 2009 12:47:20pm
Whatever helps you sleep at night.
theseustoo :
18 Sep 2009 8:22:16pm
True, Elijah, democracy fails when people disengage...
But we must also remember that people WILL disengage if they lose faith in their system and/or their leaders... (Now, why on earth would such a thing ever happen?)
What's more; when their leaders are no longer worthy of that faith the public must perforce have in them, the people are right to disengage.
Bruce Thombo Jefferson :
09 Sep 2009 12:53:00pm
Democracy, when its has taken root, is the only system that allows us peacefully to throw out the corrupt. I personally am having a crisis of belief in NSW. Its hard not to believe that corruption is there at every level. If you cant vote them out the only alternative is opression or civil war. I personally prefer to vote them out.
Plebusphere :
09 Sep 2009 10:31:15pm
Who are you going to vote for then...what options do you have...?
As a distant observer from the squeezer capital of Australia... get real its a reflection, a mirror, a little like marketing agencies in Sydney...if you do not have the time to get involved then should you throw stones... and stop blaming those at the helm.
Any body Remember the Victorian band the Zimmerman "don't go to Sydney".
Ankhor :
09 Sep 2009 12:48:34pm
The idea that only those who wear, control, or count gold, appretiate the nuances of democracy, and indeed are born to rule a democracy, is but conceit and a lie.
Shane :
09 Sep 2009 8:20:49pm
Democracy is a lie. It is just rule by those with the biggest cheque book and by fornicators like Bill Clinton. You only need to look at the abortion laws to see that democracy is rule by fornicators for the benefit of baby murderers. Only rule by Jesus Christ can cleanse Australia of influence of vile men like John Della Bosca and James Packer. The feminist movement is ground zero for baby murder. We need to stop spitting in God's face with all this immorality.
Jimbob :
10 Sep 2009 11:09:14am
I'm noticing a pattern in your posts here Shane. I'd be interested in knowing if you geniunely mean what you say, or being facetious. Are you baiting?
atomou :
10 Sep 2009 5:09:58pm
Jesus used no bait to catch all them fish that fed all them multitudes.
Jimbob :
11 Sep 2009 8:35:20am
And the flying spahgetti monster creates pasta for everybody out of his noodly appendage. Not a grain of wheat semolina in sight. Your point?
theseustoo :
18 Sep 2009 7:49:09pm
Nah, he was a 'half-a-stick of gelly' guy himself, wasn't he?
graeme :
10 Sep 2009 9:05:36pm
I think Shane's the real deal. Unfortunately s/he appears to believe that gd is not capable of being democratic, and gd is unable to communicate with everyone.
Seems to think that gd is a strict brooding dad figure, who has his favourite kids, the ones who do what big brother says the rules are.
I don't understand religions...they all seem so hell bent on limiting gds ability to communicate with all that is.
I think it happened when the romans got hold of the jc franchise and grew the paulian side of their business.
A judgemental gd provides for a bigger income stream by marketing guilt disposal.
Still, following a recipe sometimes tastes better than trial and error cooking.
theseustoo :
18 Sep 2009 7:47:22pm
In fact Graeme, gods, by their very nature are the apex of all hierarchies and as such are thus indeed incapable of being 'democratic', even though they may indeed 'act' democratically and even be seen to support democracy and democratic countries; yet all without necessarily BEING democratic themselves at all; eg, Athene.
The notion of 'godhood' involves conceptions of absolute power, wielded absolutely; and this is the ultimate model for fascism... Even the ancient Hebrew god Jehovah, or Yahwe, is quoted as saying "I am the Lord of Hosts!" (Hosts, of course, meaning armies! Not landlords and publicans!)
Gods and monarchy/dictatorship go hand in hand; they are mutually-supporting; kings derive their authority to rulfe from the god(s), whom the kings are then sworn to defend: NB: Even today's Queen of the UK (and Australia, still!) has written on her coinage the latin abbreviation: 'Fid. Def. Ind', which, translated, stands for "Defender of the Faith"; a title, ironically given to Henry VIII by a Catholic Pope!
History's full of ironic little coincidences like this...
Jimbob :
09 Sep 2009 11:03:02am
Any link to a transcript?
I'd like to see a system in place whereby you are only allowed to vote if you have shown that you have read and understood the policies and ideologies of the parties. Decisions made in ignorance do not make a successful democracy, particularly with compulsory voting.
Further, I understand representative democracy is our system, and voting for a party based on votes along is considered too populist. Yet I feel that by living in a safe Labor or Liberal seat, the vote of the opposing view is essentially ignored. Swinging voters make a democracy, but only swinging voters who swing a seat to another party. Swinging voters in same seats are essentially irrelevant. I see this as an issue.
Jimbob :
09 Sep 2009 11:46:25am
Supposed to say near the end "swinging voters in "safe" seats are essentially irrelevant.
DocMercury :
09 Sep 2009 10:57:57am
A more realistic form of democracy could be facilitated in this country by permitting greater freedom of conscience vote and crossing the floor from party policy.
Either that, or make more frequent referendum a greater part of the electoral system than voting by colour coding every 3 or 4 years.
Presently, democracy is a shallow imitation of its own ideology.
eric :
09 Sep 2009 7:28:41am
The alternative to democracy is to have another making the discisions for us and what person knows so much about our individule lives as to be able to know what is best for each and everyone of us.
The majority of us do not have a lot of money so we only have our vote to influence the pollies.
Woftam :
09 Sep 2009 4:51:17am
Democracy is overated. Its simply the only political system that allows unfettered capitalism to flourish.
VoR :
09 Sep 2009 11:13:52am
As opposed to dictatorship which fetters the captitalism to those appointed from the top (usually themselves and favoured realties).
Jayell :
09 Sep 2009 12:13:18pm
Hear hear, Voix.
Jayell :
11 Sep 2009 6:31:23am
Burma's gas revenue-funneling into their Junta's pocketd, via Singapore banks- has just been wxposed.
VoR :
11 Sep 2009 11:11:02am
A case in point JL, but yet another example is hardly needed to make the point. Indeed it's a point hardly worth making since it's so well known. No point in debating obvious nonsense.
There's a lot of silly mouthing off in the comments on this article. I agree with some of the sentiments but wish people would organise their thoughts better.
affordableinsurancerate.com :
09 Sep 2009 2:21:37am
I couldn't agree with you more Sinnical
nick in athens :
09 Sep 2009 1:26:59am
Lets have another constitutional convention, except this time exclude the political parties. The concept of the convention structured by the founders of our democracy, was designed to assess whether our parliamentary system was still representing the interests of all Australians. Unfortunatley the major parties saw this as a threat and "red herringed " the debate by introducing the Queen/Republic issue.
I for one say the self interests, of our current poor quality politicians were served well by the destruction of this tool given to ensure a positive and clear democracy remained in Australia.
Dont be fooled! Australia is no longer a democracy, just another cartel serving the interests of the 2 major parties and their hangers on.
quite sinnical :
08 Sep 2009 8:33:00pm
i just dont like the fact this guy says we fight wars for democracy, if there has been a war fought for democracy that wasnt a revoltion before the end of the cold war someone let me know. Furthermore id like to see some democracy, all we have is a semidemocratically elected beurocracy, or in otherwords fuck all.
DemocBENEVELONTDICTATORracy :
08 Sep 2009 8:33:00pm
1 Vote in 3 years does not a democracy make
our voting system is skewed
cascading preferences indeed
If democracy is so valuable why can't i sell my vote
no point in voting Liberal in Newcastle
no point voting Labour in the Northshore
and why can't I vote on the policies not the party
I'm pretty left, but only a fool would think they get it right all the time
democracy is dead
Shane :
08 Sep 2009 7:49:40pm
As we all know, democracy is an illusion, and means rule by corporations. The only just government is government by God's representative on earth, His Holiness the Pope. Once the heretics, blasphemers, fornicators and homosexuals have been punished, God will bring peace and prosperity to Australia. Come Lord Jesus.
Jimbob :
09 Sep 2009 10:53:21am
haha, good one Shane.
Praise the lord who'd bring peace and prosperity to those who believe in him. The sword to those evil blasphemers I say. How dare believe in some other form of invisible, unknowable deity, or worse, not believe in a deity at all.
Curious thing though... those peaceful, secular nations are doing very well in the standard of living stakes. I'm sure they'll be smited with a stick sometime soon. Maybe when the lord returns in the year 1000, 1500, 2000, 2005, 2007(oh wait, those days have past). Where are you oh lord! The homos are bothering me by walking down the street holding hands, and having the nerve to fornicating in their own home. Smite them down I say!
/end sarcasm.
atomou :
10 Sep 2009 12:29:09am
Hey, don't knock God! Look how much he gave to the jews!
Mich :
09 Sep 2009 1:27:27pm
Please don't bring God into discussions on democracy.
You can be morally riteous and not religious. You don't need God to be a good person. To want freedom from oppression does not require the pope. The pope is not God's chosen. The pope is chosen by a bunch of people. History tells us of the damage that religion has caused and the suppression of women under a male dominated 'moral' governing under which women and children suffered. No, lets leave out God in these discussions and focus on politics.
Shane :
09 Sep 2009 2:35:59pm
"The pope is chosen by a bunch of people. "
His Holiness, the Pope is chosen by God who, through the power of the Holy Spirit, influences the cardinals. Praise Jesus that we now have an Australian cardinal. Cardinal Pell has no time for the stench of atheist liberalism.
DocMercury :
08 Sep 2009 7:26:26pm
"What's so good about democracy?"
It gives us free shots in abusing those we've elected.
sinnical :
08 Sep 2009 6:27:50pm
I listened for about 15 minutes, where most of what was said seemed to be about selling a book, but otherwise I found it too boring to continue listening to. Consequently I thought I'd add some of my own comments.
What's good about Democracy?
1. It provides a relief mechanism for people when they can no longer stand the incumbent party (they can vote them out). This really is probably its main advantage as otherwise pressure tends to grow to such an extent as to ferment insurgency.
What's bad about Democracy?
1. It has been Corporatised. The 'gofers' just have to do what they are told or face the consequences as in all corporations.
2. Power has been disseminated to such an extent to big business that any real governmental control can be more apparent than real.
3. There is no or little mechanism for changing 'the system'. You (we) can change who runs it but we can't easily change what's in it. (This is probably contributes to the reason for the continuing decline in membership together with the fact that party members have simply become pretty much just unpaid volunteers)
4. Real power often lies with those who give you the 'choices' as apposed to us who select between the choices.
5. There are no so many powerful groups and lobby groups that politicians are scared to upset them.
6. Elected representatives are responsible to their parties, not in general to the people who elected them.
7. The whole concept of someone representing their constituents has become a farce.
8. Mechanisms for real change (as apposed to lip service) are few and very cumbersome.
9. The selection of party leaders has encouraged the power hungry, the bullies and the media players rather than those with qualities most people would like their leaders to have.
And that's just for starters!
atomou :
08 Sep 2009 6:40:42pm
Your first point is correct, sinnical but your second point is a discussion of something other than Democracy. Perhaps it is what John Keanne calls "Moneycracy" (I'm not sure of the spelling because it wasn't given).
Democracy has been corrupted, evolved and morphed into something quite undemocratic.
All sorts of institutions helped to do this; from Christianity, to corporatism etc; what was interesting in Keanne's analysis was the mention of representational democracy which was never a part of the original practice of democracy.
I can't wait to get the book. Sound very interesting.
Arthur 1 :
09 Sep 2009 6:01:33am
Also Sinnical,it seems to me that the politicians,have come to regard themselves as Royalty,and entitled to be looked up to ,and also receive many of the perks,the exact opposite to what was intended.
Robert Bruce :
09 Sep 2009 9:48:53am
Well said, but I think most of what you have listed as bad about democracy could equally be listed as what is good about democracy, at least the western liberal democractic parliamentary type. John Stuart Mill (On Liberty) warned that the tyranny of the majority is as bad as any other form. The constraints of parliamentary democracy partly protect us from that. Most people don't want to change the whole system. Most people don't even realise how much of the system has broad support because the media game focuses on the miniscule differences between parties. When we change governements we are in effect just changing the managing committee of a system, which echos something Karl Marx said - someone else may be able to supply the exact quote.
blax5 :
09 Sep 2009 10:36:03am
On point 6: Elected representatives are not primarily responsible to their parties, but to the rating agencies. The South Australian Treasurer travelled to New York twice to get approval for the budget BEFORE it was put to Parliament. To keep the credit rating, plans for a new youth detention/correctional facility have been scrapped. But now, a UN organisation has reprimanded South Australia for keeping a facility that does not comply with Human Rights!
So, who's got the power here? It might be a good idea, that the people in New York get together and make up their minds what the South Australian politicians should decide.
taters :
09 Sep 2009 7:30:09pm
Corporate control... that must be it. The conspiracy theory is interesting.
Less corporate greed, more personal greed is the way i see it. $100 000 + per year, plus a comfy nest egg until the day they die. Running a democracy is a job. A well paying job.
Bob Lansdowne :
08 Sep 2009 5:45:58pm
The world is weary of brown nosing bastards who send other people's kids into battle zones created by bogus bullshit then claim an air of lordly pride in degrading democracy to the level of a groveling politician.
atomou :
08 Sep 2009 6:34:42pm
So bloody true, Bob. So bloody true!
Sea Mendez :
09 Sep 2009 9:30:09pm
See I don't think politicians have degraded democracy. I blame the voters.
For me it all started with baby boomers and their practice of (what I call) 'consumerist outrage'. They don't want to constructively engage with a complex matter. They don't want to make a nuanced assessment of a policy (including its costs an benefits). All that matters is that they get their feelings out their. What's important is how 'moral'
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granny :
09 Sep 2009 7:12:01am
I always look forward to your comments Bob, humorous, succinct and to the point. Could not have put it better myself.
Sea Mendez :
09 Sep 2009 9:37:39pm
...and then of course there's the loopy conspiracy theorists. They let the politicians of big time.
Instead of having a focused debate on (say) the immoral practice of Israeli settlements, we're all having a good old laugh at rehashed Rothschild conspiracies.
Staying with that example, they let the Israeli spin machine off too. It's so easy for them to evade the hard questions. They just focus on loony stuff and there jobs done.
So there. I blame the voters and their feeble, poorly disciplined minds. They're the ones responsible for the abysmal level of debate and discussion.
Shane :
10 Sep 2009 7:50:09pm
The Rothschilds and other jews are controlling Obama and Hugo Chavez. Granny told me so.
Jayell :
09 Sep 2009 12:15:07pm
As against?
theseustoo :
08 Sep 2009 3:37:43pm
I do wish the ABC would provide transcripts of these movies if they are intended to replace the written article; we don't all have a fast enough internet setup to be able to download movies.
I must say that not providing them is really most undemocratic as it means only those wealthy enough to afford the latest and fastest of internet setups can even contemplate, let alone comment on the professor's work...
How democratic is that?
atomou :
08 Sep 2009 5:08:41pm
Sounds like John Keane has written a great book about Democracy. I've listened to half the clip and I'll finish listening to it later. I've ordered the book (over $50) and I can't wait to begin reading it.
He talks about "puncturing the myths about democracy", discusses the origins of many of the English institutions, the death of the Westminster system, modern political corruption, the adverse and peculiar effects that Christianity had on democracy... and much much more.
theseustoo :
10 Sep 2009 5:08:09pm
I must say it does sound interesting, atomou; but at $50 I'll just have to wait until my local library can afford to purchase a copy...
VoR :
08 Sep 2009 6:51:32pm
I totally agree with you about the transcript T2.
But, FYI. You don't need a a fast connection to watch a video. You just let it download and then rewind the video back to the beginning when it has nearly finished downloading, which you can tell from the progress bar. Rewinding before it finishes doesn't make it start downloading again.
Also, if your ISP is iinet then ABC iView is free i.e. the data download is not counted towards your download volume allowance.
theseustoo :
10 Sep 2009 5:10:30pm
Thanks for that info, VoR... but videos like this just take forever to download and my interenet connection is 'iffy' at best. Been meaning to do something about it... it's on 'The List'...
Liz :
09 Sep 2009 7:33:52am
Hear, hear!
It's not just about wealth, either, it's also about where you live.
Alicej :
09 Sep 2009 9:57:56am
Here, Here !
atomou :
10 Sep 2009 12:27:44am
Where, we're, were?
Helvi :
11 Sep 2009 8:47:40am
...there, there..look..
ozzierobert :
08 Sep 2009 2:02:12pm
So the suggestions the population need to stand up and attempt to make democracy more democratic.
This is easier said, as the preselection of our representatives is ruled by those with conflicting interests.


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ST. LOUIS -- Chris Porter has spent most of this season with the Blues' AHL affiliate in Chicago, but he's back with the NHL club after being recalled by the Blues on Saturday. Porter, 29, has dressed in 19 games for the Wolves this season, posting 11 points (three goals, eight assists). The 6-foot-1, 209-pound forward also has made two appearances for the Blues, including his season...
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A MEMS-based ultra-stable, sensitive accelerometer
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