Which leader feared political decision making by the masses (the common, ordinary people)?

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goldfiish [28.3K]2 years ago

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Demagogue was the leader who feared political decision making by the masses of the common and ordinary people.

Explanation:

He explores emotions, prejudice and ignorance to the common people against the elites. The social scientist and elite theorists argues that organizational democracy tells that people should participate in decision making process.

The people should have responsibility to take part in decision making to save their freedom to remain disinterested.

The political apathy has many sources. They stem from the personal inadequency from the personal relationship and issues of lack of interest. human beings are politically engaged in which they are encouraged.

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