Note: Only 6.4% of the population living in full democracy.
Those are rookie numbers.
In the top 5 baby!
Yo Afghanistan reached numbers I didn’t think were possible. How are they THAT authoritarian?
Lmao ya’all so cute.
Always comparing yourself with countries you colonized.
Germany isn’t a flawed democracy? Half their public servants sold out their own country and national security so they could sit on Russian Oil and Gas Executive Boards and make millions in retirement 🤔
Suck it, Sweden!
At first glance, it looks like it could also serve as GDP per capita map.
This has to be the biggest democracy change for nations sharing a border.
– North Korea: 1.08
– South Korea: 8.16
So much can diverge in a few decades, hope Russia rises to at least 6+ in about 10 or 20 years.
Canada shouldnt be considered a full democracy.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Poland and hungary? Flawed.. very very flawed! Wzup EU?
Yay, we won Sweden. Lost in hockey today tho…. Fuck democracy, I’d rather have ice hockey
I may be overly critical of Canada it seems. I suppose it’s normal to be negative about your own country. But we have had some hair raising controversies.
8.67, eh? Not bad by any means, but I think reaching Ireland ought to be in the range of possibilities, surely. (No offense to Ireland, I just think it’s a good point of comparison for Germany.)
where is switzerland data
UK ranked 8+ full democracy…?
With a first-past-the-post / Winner takes all political system, mail votes deliberately send out too late for people to fill them, proven that Russia has influenced recent elections, a referendum where candidates deliberately have spend more than what’s allowed on campaigning, without consequence, severe gerrymandering + lying, lying, lying.
I wouldn’t call the UK a functioning democracy, with the amount of unhappiness the general public is experiencing, regardless of how they’ve actually voted.
Malaysa much stronger than I thought. Well done, Malaysia.
Mongolia strong.
7.68?
Eh, thought worse.
India is more democratic than Ukraine? Throw that in the trash.
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Source: [EIU.com](https://EIU.com)
Note: Only 6.4% of the population living in full democracy.
Those are rookie numbers.
In the top 5 baby!
Yo Afghanistan reached numbers I didn’t think were possible. How are they THAT authoritarian?
Lmao ya’all so cute.
Always comparing yourself with countries you colonized.
Germany isn’t a flawed democracy? Half their public servants sold out their own country and national security so they could sit on Russian Oil and Gas Executive Boards and make millions in retirement 🤔
Suck it, Sweden!
At first glance, it looks like it could also serve as GDP per capita map.
This has to be the biggest democracy change for nations sharing a border.
– North Korea: 1.08
– South Korea: 8.16
So much can diverge in a few decades, hope Russia rises to at least 6+ in about 10 or 20 years.
Canada shouldnt be considered a full democracy.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Poland and hungary? Flawed.. very very flawed! Wzup EU?
Yay, we won Sweden. Lost in hockey today tho…. Fuck democracy, I’d rather have ice hockey
I may be overly critical of Canada it seems. I suppose it’s normal to be negative about your own country. But we have had some hair raising controversies.
8.67, eh? Not bad by any means, but I think reaching Ireland ought to be in the range of possibilities, surely. (No offense to Ireland, I just think it’s a good point of comparison for Germany.)
where is switzerland data
UK ranked 8+ full democracy…?
With a first-past-the-post / Winner takes all political system, mail votes deliberately send out too late for people to fill them, proven that Russia has influenced recent elections, a referendum where candidates deliberately have spend more than what’s allowed on campaigning, without consequence, severe gerrymandering + lying, lying, lying.
I wouldn’t call the UK a functioning democracy, with the amount of unhappiness the general public is experiencing, regardless of how they’ve actually voted.
Malaysa much stronger than I thought. Well done, Malaysia.
Mongolia strong.
7.68?
Eh, thought worse.
India is more democratic than Ukraine? Throw that in the trash.
*Objective Democracy