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    manage the affairs of the company. That is for the shareholders and the directors” . From this statement we can understand that the control and power of a company is vested in the shareholders. Normally things are dealt by vote. So the majority shareholders have the majority voting powers which gives them the control of the company. This narrows down the rights of the minority. And this restricts the…

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    Summary Of Tocqueville

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    because the majority controls the minds and actions of the entire population. Unlike in an absolute monarchy, the American majority ideals penetrate the morals of each individual causing them to not want to behave outside of the norm. Americans refrain from expressing different ideas because they fear ostracism - in this system, even when people agree with the minority, they avoid associating themselves with it for fear of exclusion from society - thus the minority does not grow. The majority…

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    The double majority voting system is hard to achieve, since federation only 8 out of 44 referendums has be successful which was amended in the constitution. One of the most latest referendums which was not successful is the Establish of a republic in 1999. The latest…

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    and sound argument: It is reasonable to regard other people as generally trustworthy. The majority of other people believe in God. Therefore it is reasonable to trust that belief (and hence adopt it ourselves). Immediately it is clear that there are some questionable claims in the premises. These include whether or not it actually is reasonable to assume others are trustworthy, and whether or not the majority of other people really do believe in God. When looking at the argument, the first thing…

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    Both The Federalist Papers and Democracy in America largely praise democracy, but they have their fair share of criticism reserved for democratic government as well. The issues of majority factions, persecution of dissenting opinions, and individualism are touched on in one or both works as examples of flaws in democracy. The primary threat to democracy, as James Madison articulated in Federalist #10, is the influence of factions on political life. The existence of competing factions can lead…

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    as police brutality, mass incarceration, and the environment. Groups like the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund advocate for underrepresented communities that are systematically targeted on the basis of race. Many of these communities are majority- minority. Even though minorities dominate the population they are still disadvantaged compared to their white…

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    What Are Minority Groups?

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    social group majorities (for example white, middle class heterosexual males) have attempted to present themselves as an oppressed minority in an effort to further their social benefits. It is important to note that all existing large societies encompass ethnic minorities. The said minorities may indigenous to their specific region or community or may have migrated to the area from elsewhere. In certain regions of the world, secondary ethnic groups may establish a numerical majority. An example…

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    There is a multitude of opinions on the tyranny of the majority. People all over constantly discussing the future of the United States and its government. Even more so, than back when North America was beginning. Many people had lots of opinions. Tocqueville, was a philosopher that was highly educated on this and even wrote about it. Another highly praised opinions was “the founders” which was the beginning men who started the United States. These men, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams , and James…

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    government where the majority has the final say. The minority is not considered and must live with the results of every law and election, with no freedom of choice. Mobocracy, or the mob taking control of the power, is a huge problem with democracy. Mobs can overrule the minority, even if the minority is 49 percent versus the majorities 51 percent, by rioting in the streets or committing threatening acts of violence (lawnotes). The people directly rule democracy, until the majority overwhelms…

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    The core concept of democracy is to allow the people to rule the government, express their individual freedom, hope to achieve equality, and satisfy the majority. Individual freedom is the one of the cores of democracy; this includes the act of protecting individuals from physical harm such as torture and other inhuman acts. The freedom of being able to practice religious and culture acts without restrictions. Individual freedom of act encourages strong integrity and innovates individual ideas…

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