r/DeepStateCentrism • u/Anakin_Kardashian Doom, Impede, Quit, Scapegoat • 16d ago

Ask the sub ❓ Should rapidly developing democracies prioritize building competent institutions before expanding what the state promises to provide?

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u/jogarz 16d ago

Ideally, yes, but a problem with all democracies (not just developing ones) is that poorly informed voters are attracted to flashy promises rather than practical improvements.

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u/Top_Sun_914 Neoconservative 16d ago

yes

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u/Anakin_Kardashian Doom, Impede, Quit, Scapegoat 16d ago

!ping ASK-EVERYONE&INDIA