Analyzing the quality of a strong democracy, we see that they have eight dimensions, namely: freedom, responsiveness, equality, vertical and horizontal responsibility, participation, competence and respect for legality. Every individual, through freedom, has the competence to do and not do everything that is permitted. So, how to establish your own social and individual life. The idea of freedom does not only reach the State, but also concerns the performance of common rights of movement, organization, aggregation and expression.
The individual must have the freedom to choose who they will communicate and relate to, as well as the freedom to choose their work and the establishment of their family environment. It must also be treated equally and be free to access resources from private entities such as banks, agencies, insurance companies, businesses, bosses and key service providers. The subject does not have to feel offended or forced to choose a model of life, imposed by the State or private institutions. For the expansion of society's resources and the development of a country, as well as economic, environmental and social growth, a full democracy must present participation and competence.
Must show the ability to ensure agreement among the community, ability to employ values, ability to motivate and drive people, ability to sustain all expenses and ability to maintain the environment in which one lives. The possibility of direct intervention in politics by interested parties must be chosen through free and equal voting. Respecting political interests, legality and the current principles of society. It is important to maintain inspections of public policies in order to expand public activities, as well as social movements and demonstrations. Responsiveness is essential for the State to meet all the requirements it has been tasked with.
As well as the responsibility assumed with citizens, ensuring all fundamental rights by the democratic state. The state must guarantee all the fundamental characteristics of a full democracy, realizing all rights when necessary. To achieve full democracy, government bodies must be related. The electoral system, rights and freedoms, rights to constant participation of the population, means of communication, independence of powers and effective power to govern must always remain interconnected. When a Nation fits into these points, the people live happily and contentedly with a prosperous Nation.