As societies evolve, history and culture contributes to its development and the value and meanings of its situations. Reconsideration to norms and tradition pushed the people to radical choices that are not always in line with others. Still man does what needs to be done to survive in a state wherein it is natural to go against the other. Even considering that non-benevolent acts and choice to be an ideal choice for to self-persevere.
This paper humbly argues that despotic leadership may have benevolent outcomes in times that respond to a social contract, according to the law of nature and in which man stands at a state of nature. As well as look on the understanding of democracy and a consideration of a damage culture of the Filipinos that may …show more content…
Hence, the statement of Fallows applies ever truthfully that it is in the culture of the Filipino to be ever so selfish that leaves it a land wherein it is a battle of all against all. In this we see that the Filipino culture seen as elitist and neglecting if their own nation. This can be seen in the understanding and use of the Filipinos in their acquisition of the right through democracy, especially through suffrage.
Democracy
Initially, democracy comes from a Greek language that mean “rule by the people”, “ government of the people, by the people, for the people” as said by Abraham Lincoln. Though, through the development and modernization of societies and communities the definition of democracy has been through a lot of reconsideration, different understanding and misunderstandings.
As democracy notes a right for the people, this may also be considered that the people are given more freedom, a freedom of opinion and a right to good governance.
The Misunderstanding in-play of
This paper humbly argues that despotic leadership may have benevolent outcomes in times that respond to a social contract, according to the law of nature and in which man stands at a state of nature. As well as look on the understanding of democracy and a consideration of a damage culture of the Filipinos that may …show more content…
Hence, the statement of Fallows applies ever truthfully that it is in the culture of the Filipino to be ever so selfish that leaves it a land wherein it is a battle of all against all. In this we see that the Filipino culture seen as elitist and neglecting if their own nation. This can be seen in the understanding and use of the Filipinos in their acquisition of the right through democracy, especially through suffrage.
Democracy
Initially, democracy comes from a Greek language that mean “rule by the people”, “ government of the people, by the people, for the people” as said by Abraham Lincoln. Though, through the development and modernization of societies and communities the definition of democracy has been through a lot of reconsideration, different understanding and misunderstandings.
As democracy notes a right for the people, this may also be considered that the people are given more freedom, a freedom of opinion and a right to good governance.
The Misunderstanding in-play of