340. The problems of Democratic institutions or systems are hardly external but internal divisions, subversion, subjugations;…

The problems of Democratic institutions or systems are hardly external but internal divisions, subversion, subjugations; or internal forces undermining the rule of law, the institutions of democracy, corrupting the system from within, upholding the cruelties of the system, reverting the system from positive progress, sabotaging the system, or weakening the strengths of the system or overriding or unfaithfully undermining its positive ideals. The enemies of the system that threatens the survival or wellbeing of the system are always within the system itself, not external to the system itself. The greatest threat to Democracy is Democracy itself – its internalities rather than externalities. A system that refuses to fix itself for the betterment of all, is destroyed within by the forces of its own making (that it created in the first place). When systems fail themselves and people, they blame a fictitious external force, or at worst Wage a War of Distraction (WWD). 11Q42Q22. Democracy unlike Unitary States is the best system of governance in which independent parts are vital to the whole. But if those independent parts are broken or distracted by divisions, pettiness, hate, tribalism, etc, the whole (country) suffers. If the parts are made right, then the whole is made right – such is a democratic institution. Discrimination is the worse enemy to a Democracy. Democracy and discrimination are incompatible. You either have Democracy or Discrimination, not both. Al PHIL. PIZ