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Democracy: the best choice of the worst, maybe this saying looks right. I am an anthropology student, linking it with a cultural perspective echoed by anthropologists. Democracy, essentially is a form of government that bridges human freedom in living their lives. This is related to the principle of their deliberation and the most votes. This explains basically that democracy realizes that humans have the right to vote in their lives and guarantee it in its entirety without coercion. Therefore, in the practice of statehood, many countries believe in democracy as a form of their country's government.
Democracy is the government of the people, by the people, and for the people. Such is the simplest understanding of democracy, which is known by almost everyone. Talking about democracy is draining (discussing) about power, or rather the management of civilized power. It is a power management system based on values and ethics and civilization that respects human dignity.
The main actors of democracy are all of us, every person who has always been in the name but never determines. Maintaining the process of democratization is to properly understand the rights we have, safeguard those rights so that anyone respects them, against anyone who tries to violate those rights. Democracy is basically a rule of people (people rule), and in a democratic political system citizens have the same rights, opportunities and votes in regulating government in the public world. While democracy is a decision based on the most votes.