Is it possible in an era of many democratic societies and advanced technology for nations to gain power without oppressing others? that is, can nations avoid denying people their rights? explain! : )

yes and no

Explanation: it is possible for countries as well as societies to gain power without wars or any other non- humanitarian activities. but power is not only a long strech of land, but it also means being respected by others and that others do not have an opposition or regret in naming you as their leader. power is not something that everyone can get, be it an advanced and democratic country or a village with various weapons, power can only be attained by wisdom and honesty. but wisdom and honesty alone cannot gain someone power, that is where advanced technologies come. but do you think it is possible for someone to gain power without hurting others, for example who are plotting against him or wants power just like himself?NO because that is human nature. every people has their own rights. but killing others is not one of them. it is true that human beings are lively creatures and that they deserve their own rights, but the rights that each and every one of us has is related human brotherhood. if a person tries to stab you, you have the right to call the police. if a person tries to steal something, you have the right to call the police. the nations cannot avoid denying people their rights.

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