Dustin Arand
May 9, 2024

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What would that rejection look like? If we’re talking about traditional societies that lack formal institutions, I wouldn’t necessarily call them anti-democratic, since decisions tend to be made by consensus.

For large scale societies with formal institutions, that rejection could only be validly expressed via a free and fair vote after free and open debate, but none of those things exist under authoritarianism.

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Dustin Arand
Dustin Arand

Written by Dustin Arand

Lawyer turned stay-at-home dad. I write about philosophy, culture, and law. Author of the book “Truth Evolves”. Top writer in History, Culture, and Politics.

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