citizens are the government though. if they are not, its not democratic country.
Still, there should be no need to even threaten citizens with violence and if there is, it should be resolved mutually instead of just oppressing the people into submission.
people in government are citizens but not every citizen is in government. But every citizen should have equal right and opportunity to be in the government.
I think you are mixing this up with the function of the executive goverment in a state with alleged separation of powers (one of the fundamentals of democracy).
A president himself sending out forces is in fact not normal.
Is this some kind of quote? Because 90% of what all governments do is exactly that: using weapons against their own citizens.
thats like literally what the executive does
citizens are the government though. if they are not, its not democratic country.
Still, there should be no need to even threaten citizens with violence and if there is, it should be resolved mutually instead of just oppressing the people into submission.
Did you mean that people in government are citizens? Because I’m a citizen of my country and not in the government.
Correct. The United States is not a democracy. It’s barely even a “representative democracy”.
people in government are citizens but not every citizen is in government. But every citizen should have equal right and opportunity to be in the government.
Yeah. In Germany it’s called the “violence monopoly”.
I think you are mixing this up with the function of the executive goverment in a state with alleged separation of powers (one of the fundamentals of democracy).
A president himself sending out forces is in fact not normal.
Especially when both that city’s mayor and state governor explicitly do not want those troops there.