because they have elected officials?
they also still have the house of lords which is a body of government that is entirely hereditary. and the monarchy too.
This is a complete and utter lie? There have been non-hereditary members of the House of Lords since the Appellate Jurisdiction Act of 1876. And all hereditary seats of the House of Lords have been removed. There are certainly a lot of problems with the British system of government, but you don't have to spread falsehoods about it.
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u/PomegranateHot9916 3d ago
what makes you think britain loves democracy now?
because they have elected officials?
they also still have the house of lords which is a body of government that is entirely hereditary. and the monarchy too.