Multiracial Democracy

Seen through the prism of your religious, philosophical, spiritual, moral, psychological, anthropological or ideological beliefs, how do you perceive the condition of multiracial democracy in practice?

@fmf said
Seen through the prism of your religious, philosophical, spiritual, moral, psychological, anthropological or ideological beliefs, how do you perceive the condition of multiracial democracy in practice?

@fmf said
Seen through the prism of your religious, philosophical, spiritual, moral, psychological, anthropological or ideological beliefs, how do you perceive the condition of multiracial democracy in practice?

@josephw said
On the other hand, in the real world, "democracy in practice" only works under the rule of law, when the citizenry embrace personal responsibility, independence and demonstrate strength of character and virtue.

@fmf said
And how does this declaration by you apply to multiracial democracy in the real world in which you live?

@fmf said
Seen through the prism of your religious, philosophical, spiritual, moral, psychological, anthropological or ideological beliefs, how do you perceive the condition of multiracial democracy in practice?

@josephw said
Rapidly fading.

@fmf said
During what years did it shine more brightly?

@josephw said
The years before the paradigm shift.

@josephw said
Rapidly fading.

@divegeester said
What is “rapidly failing”, multicultural democracy?

If so, why do you say that?

In the U.S. is there a specific link between race and democracy?

Or do different races view democracy in different ways?

@fmf said
During what years - before what you call the paradigm shift - did it shine more brightly?

@divegeester said
What is “rapidly failing”, multicultural democracy?

If so, why do you say that?

@josephw said
In the years before Timothy Leary, when America took a heaping dose of LSD.