FORCE IN DEMOCRACY

FORCE IN DEMOCRACY

All over the world the dictatorship is made possible with the help of military and police. Men with arm are instrumental in disarming democracies all over the world. No dictatorial regime finds it's base support from citizens. The natural conclusion of this universal phenomenon is that power of bullet is fatal for democracies. And interestingly these two professions are though poorly paid in their respective countries they go with the rulers in  the given time. Hence these organs of state require special training for keeping themselves out of the arena of pure politics. They must be trained to defend the country and her unarmed citizens and not their leaders who are most empowered creatures of their respective societies. Unarmed people are bedrock of democracies . Their freedom is essential for survival of democracy. You can replace leaders but can't replace people. People are source of leaders and military and police, and not the vice versa.

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