Posted by: ne0 December 9, 2015
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Paradox, the issue at hand is very much related to majority / minority math. Many times in history, the people who make the biggest noise have been the minority - even your example of revolution with 5% people participation verifies that is the case.
Referendum may sound like a good option but then again it will depend upon the participation. Even with a 90% voted constitution we are having a big issue. There is no guarantee that the minority will keep quiet about the result of the referendum.
A well placed minority action can adversely affect the entire majority as we have been seeing in Nepal's context currently.
Referendum may sound like a good option but then again it will depend upon the participation. Even with a 90% voted constitution we are having a big issue. There is no guarantee that the minority will keep quiet about the result of the referendum.
A well placed minority action can adversely affect the entire majority as we have been seeing in Nepal's context currently.
What is important is to have a strong law of land so that people have to abide by democratic norms.
Last edited: 09-Dec-15 07:33 AM