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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
Lets see a democracy where committee's don't work and are in a constant state of fillibuster, corruption is the name of the day, there's zero transparency, and the best product to sell the government is redaction ink. A democracy where the country's leader rarely shows up for house of commons, his government refuses to answer questions. A democracy where a department loses multiple billions in dollars and projects and refuses to cooperate with the PBO. A democracy where a budget hasn't been released in two years, whereas provinces and other countries still manage to release theirs.
Yeah no, I don't think its accurate unless we can show that those other democracies behind us are even worse.
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Yeah some accredited publication should put together some type of well-researched chart which takes factors of a healthy democracy and combines them into some type of...index.
Granted I can't see a link to their data/methodology here, which I find strange, but it is The Economist - one of the most trusted and well-recognized publications in the world.
Your personal gripes with the Trudeau government are fine. In most places you'd have no forum to air those grievances without threats to your life/family. In fact, you could even do something as crazy as run a campaign against Trudeau and become Prime Minister yourself, if you wanted to try hard enough.