Democracy Index, 2019.

Democracy Index, 2019.

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    9. syntacticsalt said: Saying “The Democracy Index is a thing that exists” does not excuse it from the implications of “giving a score to other countries for how well we perceive their implementation of (our) concept of ‘democracy’”. That’s some colonizer shit right there.
    10. jeflkl said: @anywhereoutoftheworld yeah that’s true. I’m not a monarchist btw. In the Netherlands (where I live) the king technically has to sign new legislation into law for it to become law but he isn’t allowed to refuse to sign the laws. So he technically has power but practically he doesn’t get to use it.
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