Freedom in principle is seldom as simple as our celebrations suggest and our complaints impeace because of what it means to each. In this regard, the battle for democracy and
its vision can only be sustained by an indomitable discipline and by strategies
whose adages reject conventional claims and insidious aims which caution the
conscience that what it heard is undemocratic and dishonest. Success requires
us to be more than emphatic in our denials and patriotic in our avowals and
commitment to its existent. Yet some people are hostile to what flows
through the nostrils of those whose vision of democracy conflicts with what
they see. Even so, democracy thrives when citizens practice beyond pretense its
precepts with the help of wise governance and humble acceptance of its goals.
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