DEMOCRACY AND COUPS IN AFRICA

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The exploration of political power reveals an inherent connection to violence, as it often necessitates the use of force. Human beings, equipped with reason and morality, strive to mitigate this raw violence through institutions like law and religion. The complex relationship between democracy and coups is examined, suggesting that both possess justifications and flaws. Ultimately, the legitimacy of a coup hinges on the leader's intentions and their commitment to the people's welfare, highlighting the nuanced nature of political authority and ethics.