Ramin Peymani on Democracy’s Hidden Logic – The Shocking Truth!

„We are governed by limited people, whom limited people help to achieve majorities, with whom they make policies for limited people. This is the logic inherent in democracies, because due to the fundamental structure of the state form, in the end the dumbest prevail.“

Ramin PeymaniRamin Peymani reveals democracy's hidden logic and its flaws – why often the dumbest prevail.
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Ramin Peymani is a German-Iranian writer, translator, and publicist who critically engages with political and social issues.

This quote challenges us to reflect on the fundamental weaknesses of democracy and to recognize the value of education and competence in political processes.


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Born in Tehran and living in Germany, Ramin Peymani is known for his incisive analyses and sharp critiques of political structures and social developments. As an author, he publishes essays, commentaries, and translations, and is regarded as a keen observer of democracy and its challenges.

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