Elections being postponed during wartime is pretty standard. If he won’t voluntarily leave office when the war’s over then we can talk about it not being a democracy.
well thankfully it is extremely rare. and I assume you can finally accept that Ukraine’s current circumstances are the same kind of extreme circumstances as it was the other countries mentioned.
Absolutely not, lmao. The majority of Ukrainians want an end to the war, and the leadership is kidnapping men off the street to die on the frontline. An election would fix that up pretty quick.
So then you’d concede Ukraine is not democratic since they can’t vote out Zelenskyy, right?
The point here being - democracy isn’t just “the presence of multiple political parties”.
Elections being postponed during wartime is pretty standard. If he won’t voluntarily leave office when the war’s over then we can talk about it not being a democracy.
In what countries?
All of them?
Specifically?
Palestine this year for example.
UK, France, Canada, New Zealand during WW I or II.
Lebanon, Ethiopia I think both this year.
Kuwait, Cyprus, in the 90s, South Korea in the 50s.
So it’s extremely rare and only done in extreme circumstances lol.
well thankfully it is extremely rare. and I assume you can finally accept that Ukraine’s current circumstances are the same kind of extreme circumstances as it was the other countries mentioned.
Absolutely not, lmao. The majority of Ukrainians want an end to the war, and the leadership is kidnapping men off the street to die on the frontline. An election would fix that up pretty quick.
Well… yes? Wars are (thankfully) pretty rare, and they’re about as extreme as circumstances get.
Wars are rare? That’s news to me, lmao.