Some fervent enthusiasts of democracy believe that the democracies in places like India and the Philippines have not produced good results because they do not "perform well in the model plays." Essentially, this stems from their ignorance of the power structure and their decades-long unawareness of the true operational models of the West.

India is a "true democracy." The federal, state, and local Brahmin systems balance each other, forming a highly "democratic" model where the Congress Party does not sweep the nation with power. In simple terms, India has inherited the old Brahmin system, which perfectly connects with "democracy." It can be said that the logical model of democracy is like this.

The democracy in the Philippines, on the other hand, is a tool for family oligarchs to buy votes. Political parties are merely the shells of family politics. However, the families in the Philippines are short-sighted and of poor quality compared to the political families in Singapore, leading to their current situation.

The United States operates under a two-party system, with oligarchs backing both parties. Although these two parties have not formed a nationwide ruling power, from the perspective of oligarchic rule, their control is quite strong, far exceeding that of India. In the U.S., there are no rural Brahmin forces to counterbalance this, as all entities related to power, such as government, military, and news organizations, are connected to the oligarchs.

Therefore, in terms of ruling power, the U.S. has a very high level of control, while India has the lowest.

It can be seen that a very low level of control (the so-called excessive democracy) is not beneficial for national development. Of course, in a situation like the Philippines, where the level of control is high, if the rulers are incompetent, it will also lead to failure.

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