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Shkruar nga Fitim Zekthi
In those countries with high quality democracy, where rules and the rule of law work, politicians don't stay in office long. It's impossible to stay in office long, even if you're very good.
Democracy is not and has never been the best political system (form of government) to avoid problems, but it is the best political system to correct problems. The mechanism that democracy has to correct problems is elections, that is, the removal of politicians from public office through voting. If this mechanism does not work, then democracy has lost the purpose for which it exists.
It turns into a very bad form of government, and everything, from the most basic human freedoms, is threatened.
In those countries with high quality democracy, where rules and the rule of law work, politicians don't stay in office long. It's impossible to stay in office long, even if you're very good.
However, if a politician stays in office for a long time in a democratic country like Germany, Austria, Denmark or Great Britain, then he is very capable indeed. But in Germany, in the last five years, the chancellors and leaders of the opposition have been changed three times. In Britain, in the last 10 years, the prime minister and leader of the opposition have been changed five times. In Austria, in the last ten years, the changes have been 7-8 times.
To stay in public office for a long time (20 or 30 years like in our country) in a completely undemocratic country, then you are a very bad politician indeed. You are a politician capable of using any means of the lack of democracy and the right to stay in office: bribery, blackmail, fraud, theft, crime, etc., and you can easily stay for 20–30 or even 40 years.
Jazek u qofte gjermaneve, francezeve, britanikeve e ne pergjithesi evropjaneve qe nuk mesojne nga demokracia jone e levave dhe qysqive. Sa per votime? Ne votojme sa here te na kerkohet se votojne per qysqite e per halete mbi te cilet humbet fuqine cdo ligj