The Devastating Consequences of Abandoning Democracy in the USA

Recently, the United States has faced a severe challenge to its democratic institutions, with the controversial and authoritarian decisions made by its Right Wing Supreme Court. This article will explore the consequences of living in a society without democracy and how the USA is grappling with these issues today.

Understanding Democracy

John Adams, one of the Founders of the United States, once stated, 'Lex majoris partis' - the law of the majority is the fundamental law of every society of individuals of equal rights. This means that the will of the majority should be considered as sacred, regardless of whether it is represented by a unanimous vote or a single vote. This principle is the cornerstone of democracy.

Consequences of Not Living in a Democracy

When this principle of majority rule is disregarded, other principles may follow, including force and military despotism. Here are some of the dire consequences that can arise when a country abandons democracy:

Presidential Elections and Lack of Consent

President Biden's victory in the 2020 election marked a significant shift, but not without controversies. Presidents who lose the popular vote and resort to deceit, threats, and force to take office could lead to a destructive path. There would be criminal wars, countless lies, and the military might be used to crush peaceful protesters.

Controlled Congress and Supreme Court

The US Congress is currently controlled by a party with 15 million fewer votes compared to the opposition party. This creates a situation where government decisions may be made in defiance of the will of the people. The influence could extend to the Supreme Court (SCOTUS), whose justices could make decisions contrary to popular opinion.

Challenging Electoral Outcomes

When a democratic outcome is achieved through an election, it can be challenging for the losing side to accept. They may claim the election was rigged and use lies and violence to change the results. In a true democracy based on equality and the consent of the governed, none of these issues would arise. However, where democracy is merely a facade, these challenges are all too likely.

The USA's Struggle with Democracy

The USA's struggle with democracy is evident in recent events. The Right Wing Supreme Court's actions have brought closer the possibility of authoritarian rule. This is not a new phenomenon. The USA has faced similar challenges in the past, with each instance being a reminder of the importance of maintaining democratic principles.

For those in America, freedom means life. You decide your career, your friends, and how much you earn. This is the essence of capitalism, where individuals choose their path in life. Love for your job is key to happiness, as it means you respect and are respected by others. When you love your job, success is a byproduct, not the goal. Positive, passionate individuals thrive in a society like America. While challenges may arise, history shows that the American people can overcome them by standing up for what is right. Knowledge is power, and maintaining a free and democratic society is vital.

America is a constitutional republic, where the government is accountable to the people. Those in government who ignore the will of the people should be exposed and held accountable. It is your responsibility to stay informed and engaged in the democratic process. Your future and the future of our nation depend on it. Keep doing what you love, and you will succeed. Freedom and life are what matter most. Think for yourself, not for others. While some may push for a communist system, that will not be accepted in America. Instead, the focus should be on being woke, which means being active and informed. The path forward is to embrace individual freedom and a democratic way of life.