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which just gets to the inherent difficulty here of defining terms in a consistent way across literal millennia of social change athens was a "democracy" in the most literal sense, but does that mean that their system is "the same" as ours?
Obviously there are differences, but that further undermines the idea of a general rule. That said, I'd think a polis democracy with a few thousand, mostly homogeneous voting citizens ought to be harder to deconsolidate than a diverse country of 300m citizens!
exactly! "gigantic, multiethnic democracy" is a strikingly rare thing in human history i don't think we're at all in a position to draw simplistic conclusions about what can and can't happen here
Indeed! Strikingly rare to the point of being unique. I actually think that is part of what makes the USA so important: we are a grand experiment in humans not killing each other (currently going not so great), which - with nukes, climate - is something we need to learn to do.
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