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None, human beings can not handle democracy, they need leadership. As soon as you pick someone to lead you then you have given your freedom away.

1) Nowhere will you find an *ideal* democracy. And nearly all countries have the view that they are democracies. But we can try to measure where democracy is better realized than elsewhere (how to do this is controversial, though). "Governments not self identified as democratic: Vatican City, Saudi Arabia, Myanmar and Brunei." >>>> All other governments *self identify* as democratic!!! 2) "Currently, there are 123 countries that are democratic, and the trend is increasing (up from 40 in 1972). As such, it has been speculated that this trend may continue in the future to the point where liberal democratic nation-states become the universal standard form of human society. This prediction forms the core of Francis Fukayama's "End of History" controversial theory. These theories are criticized by those who fear an evolution of liberal democracies to post-democracy, and other who points out the high number of illiberal democracies." Source and further information (points 1 and 2): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy 3) "The Economist has in a study examined the state of democracy in 167 countries and attempted to quantify this with an Economist Intelligence Unit Index of Democracy which focused on five general categories: electoral process and pluralism, civil liberties, functioning of government, political participation and political culture. According to Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index 2008 Sweden scored a total of 9.88 on a scale from zero to ten, which was the highest result, while North Korea scored the lowest with 0.86. The countries are categorized into "Full Democracies", "Flawed Democracies", "Hybrid Regimes" (all considered democracies), and "Authoritarian Regimes" (considered dictatorial)." "there are a few questions considered so important that a low score on them yields a penalty on the total score sum for their respective categories, namely - "Whether national elections are free and fair"; - "The security of voters"; - "The influence of foreign powers on government"; - "The capability of the civil servants to implement policies". The five category indices, which all are listed in the report, are then averaged to find the democracy index for a given country. Finally, the democracy index, rounded to one decimal, decides the classification of the country, as quoted: - Full democracies—scores of 8-10. - Flawed democracies—scores of 6 to 7.9. - Hybrid regimes—scores of 4 to 5.9. - Authoritarian regimes—scores below 4." "2008 ranking No. Location Index Category 1 Sweden 9.88 Full democracy 2 Norway 9.68 Full democracy 3 Iceland 9.65 Full democracy 4 Netherlands 9.53 Full democracy 5 Denmark 9.52 Full democracy 6 Finland 9.25 Full democracy 7 New Zealand 9.19 Full democracy 8 Switzerland 9.15 Full democracy 9 Luxembourg 9.10 Full democracy 10 Australia 9.09 Full democracy 11 Canada 9.07 Full democracy 12 Ireland 9.01 Full democracy 13 Germany 8.82 Full democracy 14 Austria 8.49 Full democracy 15 Spain 8.45 Full democracy 16 Malta 8.39 Full democracy 17 Japan 8.25 Full democracy 18 United States 8.22 Full democracy 19 Czech Republic 8.19 Full democracy 20 Belgium 8.16 Full democracy 21 United Kingdom 8.15 Full democracy 22 Greece 8.13 Full democracy 23 Uruguay 8.08 Full democracy 24 France 8.07 Full democracy 25 Portugal 8.05 Full democracy 26 Mauritius 8.04 Full democracy 27 Costa Rica 8.04 Full democracy 28 South Korea 8.01 Full democracy 29 Italy 7.98 Full democracy 30 Slovenia 7.96 Full democracy" Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index Further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polity_data_series

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unfortunately none politicians are kings now.above of law .5