Is imposed democracy still a democracy? We will get different answers if that question is asked. But what is a democracy anyway? Democracy is ruling of a country by people not by one man. My personal thought about this is that this sounds too good to be true. It may be true to some degree at this point but to get whole truth from this fraise a lot work and changes still need to be done. And imposing people to accept democracy is not going to work, it must be a decision that is made by people themselves and free of pressure. .
War between the US and Iraq ended and it was announced that the US won. And now that war is over the US is trying to develop conditions that will make Iraq democratic country. But what if another Saddam will appear in another country? Will the US jump in there with army to try to make that country democratic also? I do not think that this is the way of making a country "democratic country". In fact, let's pretend that some other country not as mighty not as powerful won this war. Would it have the same influence or impact as US does? Or instead of Iraq it was some other country that does not have oil in its land. Would then the US go into that country and try to bring democracy there and after that restore city for its own costs? We might have to think about these questions especially when we are asked to give 87 billion dollars and budget on education is getting cut and tuition in colleges and universities is rising and so does taxes. However, just because the US is powerful does not mean that whatever we say is right for this country. As Thomas Jefferson writes that all men are born free, and they get to choose their destiny. Now, the US by imposing .
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democracy in Iraq isn't it like saying "This is what is going to be right for you".