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CMV: There are some countries where democracy just can't function

Democracy needs two things:

1. Some accountability to the people, so that the elected officials need to accept losing and step down.
2. The national identity of the country is stronger than the tribal identity, because if it isn't, the dominant 'tribe' gets elected and oppresses the other 'tribes.'

If these two things aren't true, then I don't think a democracy can work and a constitutional monarchy might be a better form of government. I think this applies to a lot of countries in the middle east.
gpt
> CMV: There are some countries where democracy just can't function 

**YET**

Countries are not static, people and politics changes over time. We evolve into other system. Its not an on or off switch.

By starting democracy early, people in that country start to have the discussions over how it works, why its good, what is bad, ext.

Over time, people will become more accustomed to the system and learn to respect it over time. 

You say democracy needs 2 things, accountability and unity. How do you achieve this better in another system? If you cant achieve this in another system, then those countries need to transition into democracy.