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The Bottom Line of Democracy Often Fails because of the Fear of Trouble.
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Democracy isn't always destroyed by tanks; it can gradually lose its substance through repeated compromises of "don't cause trouble." The CCP's ability to extend its reach overseas isn't just because it dares to exert pressure, but also because some institutions believe that sacrificing a weak group is cheaper than offending a powerful government. Therefore, Galway deserves recognition, but the real question is: what it upheld were simply the m…
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