culture   Democratic countries
15 commonsense assertions
Concepts (15) • freedom of speech (1) • media censorship (1) • political dissent (1) • gender equality (1) • protest (1) • voting (1) • internet access (1) • citizen participation (1) • drinking coffee (1) • government criticism (1) • individualism (1) • monarchy (1) • political activism (1) • privacy (1) • reign (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 freedom of speech democratic countries Freedom of speech is a fundamental human right and protected by law in democratic countries. 17
2 media censorship Democratic countries Media censorship is not common in democratic countries due to the protection of freedom of the press and information. 7
3 political dissent Democratic countries In democratic countries, political dissent is encouraged and protected as a form of democratic expression. 6
4 gender equality democratic countries Democratic countries promote and value gender equality by striving for equal rights and opportunities for all genders. 4
5 protest Democratic countries In democratic countries, protests are considered a legitimate form of expression and are protected by law. 4
6 voting Democratic countries In democratic countries, voting is considered a fundamental right and civic duty with high levels of political participation. 3
7 internet access democratic countries In democratic countries, internet access is considered a fundamental right and widely accessible. 2
8 citizen participation Democratic countries In democratic countries, citizen participation in decision-making processes is encouraged and valued. 1
9 drinking coffee Democratic countries In democratic countries, drinking coffee is a daily routine often consumed throughout the day. 1
10 government criticism Democratic countries Criticism of government is seen as a vital aspect of democracy in Democratic countries. 1
11 individualism Democratic countries Individualism is emphasized and valued in the cultures of democratic countries, with a focus on personal achievement. 1
12 monarchy Democratic countries Monarchies are rare in democratic countries. 1
13 political activism Democratic countries In democratic countries, citizens have the right to peacefully advocate for political change and express dissent through political activism. 1
14 privacy Democratic countries Privacy is protected and valued in democratic countries with legal protections against unauthorized surveillance. 1
15 reign Democratic countries The concept of a reign is typically associated with historical monarchies and is not a modern political concept in democratic countries. 1