Democracy is Incompatible With a Constitution. Tyranny of Democracy vs. a Constitutional Republic: Ayn Rand's Case

Democracy is Incompatible With a Constitution. Tyranny of Democracy vs. a Constitutional Republic: Ayn Rand's Case
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There Can Be No Guaranteed Absolute Rights Under a Democracy. Everything is Subject to a Tyranny of the Collective.
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In Communism, Socialism or a Democracy, the Rights of the Collective Overrule All Individual Rights.
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Ayn Rand Institute
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READ "MAN'S RIGHTS" BY AYN RAND This 1963 essay delves deeper into the theory and practice of the concept of individual rights. https://aynrand.org/vosdem
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These were Ayn Rand's answers to questions on a radio program about the structure of government. Why is a republic more proper than a democracy? Would a representative democracy worsen or lessen the flaws of democracy?
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TIMESTAMPS (00:00) - Intro (00:10) - Why is a republic more proper than a democracy? (02:33) - Would a representative democracy worsen or lessen the flaws of democracy?
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