Democracy, Political Unrest, and Propaganda in Elections

Abstract

Democracy has, without a doubt, become the most visible form of government. In most countries of the world today, democracy has become the choice of the people. Based on the premise that it is the most suitable form of representative government, democracy, from its tiny birthplace of Athens, Greece, has spread across the globe like a wildfire engulfing the atmosphere. The phenomenon of democracy, which scholars opined can address societal oppression. Though various opinions exist that for democracy to achieve its purpose, its operators must understand some dilemmas that require constant management for democracy to survive. These dilemmas resulted in what is called “polarities of democracy.”