@TheEconomist There is no one answer to democracy which is dependent on culture and perceptions. An example of British creation Pakistan and the partition, the set laws were becoming increasingly incompatible, so a transition into what is termed ' Basic Democracy'
@TheEconomist My nephew comes from a single humble poor background with mental health family, yet he spent approx 6 years at Cheltenham University, then 2 years in China. Basically what drives the individual to achieve ?
@BBCPolitics@ChrisMasonBBC Rwanda plans passed in parliament. Ideas start with a plan, the next stage is to execute the plans with infrastructure and logistics. Education, welfare, employment, accommodation, health and social and so on. Anything is achievable with the right management.
@TheEconomist What you might find is characteristics , we are aware that a high proportion wear spectacles, just like India, nothing wrong with wearing glasses. The point I am making there is more to a person than overloaded education, maybe sport, entertainment and so on.
@JoJoFromJerz Fascism never loses or goes away, this is relative to the direction of society in general terms, linked to breakdown of values and morality.
@BFirstParty History and regions of Spain are different, places like Toledo, information hubs to Europe and the wider world. But current illegal immigration is a modern take that requires modern solutions. The British government has just passed the Rwanda plan.
@GoldingBF Looking back at black slavery, it is a mental problem, something many do not have the capacity or intelligence to move forward, how can British society solve this dilemma which is linked to behaviour and crime. Britain was a lot more than a sugar commodity
@GoldingBF That's boxing do you recall Alan Minter vs Marvin Hagler, No Blackman is going to take my title. KJ black on black Mike Tyson biting off chunks of Evander Holyfields ear.
@JoJoFromJerz Again we are discussing localized criminal activity compared with national crime. Ballot rigging fraud in politics is serious, as a neutral diplomatic answer ' What did or didn't happen ?'