Posted by: Nepe January 25, 2006
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He He He, Shree.
Okay, this is to Whatmore-jee. No, it's not.
>" Should a democracy include a voice for a dictatorship as a dissenting voice ?"
>I take it is rhetorical question but I would like to answer it anyway. And it is a BIG OF >COURSE!
>hehe, that's what its all about.
Hmmm.. that's what its [democracy is] all about.
Here is the catch. For a democracy to include a voice for a dictatorship as a dissenting voice, what we will need is, what else, "a voice for a dictatorship as a dissenting voice" itself.
Now, can a voice for a dictatorship be a dissenting voice ? That was my second question.
By definition, a voice for a dictatorship is a DICTATING voice, not a DISSENTING voice.
(supporters of Feb 1 are not putting it in a poll and asking for support. They want it to be supported just like that).
So, the question becomes, " Should a democracy include a voice for a dictatorship as a DICTATING voice ?"
This time you can not answer- " a BIG OF COURSE", Whatmore-jee. Or can you ?
Nepe