Question

do you think direct Democracy is possible in modern age ​

Answer 1

As direct democracy often requires nationwide votes and assemblies, its economic, social and political costs will be considerable. It may particularly give rise to an over-politicisation of society, resulting in the dominance of politics over everything else.

Direct democracy is indeed a zero-sum game, an instrument that aggravates social conflicts, it splits a society between majorities and minorities, and the minorities will find their positions, interests and rights suppressed.

Therefore, direct democracy tends to bring about unrest, intolerance and injustice.