Everywhere you look, democracy is fraying. And it’s not just the usual suspects. From the polite parliament halls of Europe to the fractured federation of America, and yes, even up there in Canada — the cracks are no longer subtle. But this isn’t new. In fact, it’s old. As old as campfires and cattle. Today’s headlines might scream about elections and extremists, but the real story is deeper: a betrayal that began long before ballots were printed or tweets were launched.
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