本帖最後由 soli 於 2010-7-5 22:03 編輯
lol.. what a joke
do u know women were not allowed to vote?
do u know black ppl were not allowed ...
ricrick 發表於 2010-7-5 00:16 
我第二個post就提到馬丁路德金﹐1963年以前﹐好多黑人都仲未有投票權﹐但當時美國被世界稱為民主發達國家。
Democracy grows on contradictions, and one of these is about the question of who exactly belongs to the demos.On the one hand, general suffrage is seen as a defining characteristicof democracy; on the other hand, suffrage never extends to all thosewho are ruled. Drawing the lines is also known as the problem ofinclusiveness. Who should be excluded from taking part in elections? This is one of the toughest questions of democratic theory.
“suffrage never extends to all thosewho are ruled”﹐呢個就係現實。
身份﹑種族﹑性別﹑年齡﹑財富﹑教育程度etc 都可以係限制選舉同被選舉權既理由﹐從來未人人平等過。
也許加拿大既民主制度﹐參與權既限制係少D﹐但只係少D﹐並唔係無。
加拿大人若以此批評香港既民主制度﹐在我看只係五十步笑一百步。
大陸連咩叫投票都唔知
唔知有即係唔駛有同唔需要有?
同理﹐1歲既BB不會投票﹐唔知咩叫投票﹐好正常。但不許1歲BB投票就係另一回事﹐何況係17﹑16﹑15﹑14﹑13歲既孩子?
雖然羊仔咩都唔識﹐但都隱若知道有野唔妥﹐唔知唔識唔代表唔駛有。
民主制度被選舉既人即使係有篩選﹐亦係正常﹐以現代對民主既定義﹐絕非假民主。 |