With the current protesting and the general Egyptian population sitting inside a pressure cooker just waiting to explode...in your opinion do you think general standard of living will change should "democracy" really flourish in Egypt...and by that I mean if the Egyptians are allowed to choose and vote for the person they want to rule their country!

Of yours their will be havoc at first but all new democracies goes through some turmoil in the beginning and of course there will be new thiefs and some of the old thiefs will remain etc. etc. until everything is almost normal.In any country their is some form of corruption in the government as their are no virgin governments as far as Im concerned....but back to the point irrispective of the turmoil ...wil the population benifit in the end with a democratic government.

All responses are welcome ...its only opinions!

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Originally posted by Natashiah:
Um Um now that I have your attention....can I have your opinion please?

With the current protesting and the general Egyptian population sitting inside a pressure cooker just waiting to explode...in your opinion do you think general standard of living will change should "democracy" really flourish in Egypt...and by that I mean if the Egyptians are allowed to choose and vote for the person they want to rule their country!

Of yours their will be havoc at first but all new democracies goes through some turmoil in the beginning and of course there will be new thiefs and some of the old thiefs will remain etc. etc. until everything is almost normal.In any country their is some form of corruption in the government as their are no virgin governments as far as Im concerned....but back to the point irrispective of the turmoil ...wil the population benifit in the end with a democratic government.

All responses are welcome ...its only opinions!

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Dictator is not alwayes a corruptor but the good thing about democracy is that people get to feel that they own the country and have a rule in what goes on. Few years ago there was Egyptian Movie called " I want my right" about an Egyptian hard worker taxi driver who once read the consitiution and suprisingly knew that the country is the right of the people and when told this to other people they were very surprised as many of them thought the government OWNS the country but he told them that all these land and governmental companies are in fact the people money and then he collected their signature to sell the whole country. we still have those expresions " ardh el hokoma" "government land" "shari' el hokoma"( government's street) and this in turn make people very careless about the way things look like, you find some throwing trash on street and nother cutting the rubber of the metro doors then saying it's not our anyway! they don't realize they will pay for it from their money.