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America "forces" democracy on other countries to promote its own self (not selfish, although by reading this thread not many would agree) interests. Some sort of democracy clearly favors American interests. Values, economics, and political structure as well as stability all play a part. It may be only my opinion that democracy affords the greatest number of people the greatest amount of freedom.
But asking " Why does america Force democracy on other countries?" seems like loading the question. The same as simply stating "America forces democracy on other countries. Why does it do that? " Though you haven't established the premise.
I read the article and I don't get "forcing democracy" from it. Encouraging...yes....Differences in approach?....surely. Were you truly wondering why? or did you already believe so and were attempting to justify that belief?
Either way you might consider these questions....I do constantly..
Why wouldn't The United States encourage the spread of democracy?
What peoples willingly submitted to communism?
Socialism and Democracy are ultimately about capitalism, Isn't the debate about who controls the capital?....
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