In a system of majority rule, everyone agrees to abide by the decision of the majority. That is the foundation of the Democratic Process. As an example, the majority of Americans voted for President Obama, and he was voted into office. Some, the minority, did not vote for him, but, by the Democratic Process, embodied in the US Constitution, everyone implicitly agrees that he is the President of the United States. That does not mean that everyone agrees with him, but it does mean that they will support him in his role as President.
The majority must always recognize the right of any minority to become by fair and lawful means, the majority.
Majority rule
Countermajoritarianism and a respect for minority rights are required in a liberal democracy.
Dictatorship or minority rule
the largest minority will make the rule if there is no majority
What is an example of majority rule and minority rights?
Majority rule means a numerical majority of the voting populace holds the power to make decisions binding on everyone. Minority rights are rights guaranteed to minorities that cannot be removed or modified, even by a vote of the majority.
The opposite of majority rule is minority rule. This means that the population or selection that is least represented will decide the outcome.
There is no such thing given the context of the question. There are either rights, shared by minority and majority alike; or there is no rights but what the majority would grant to the minority - therefore they (the majority) have no responsibilities to the minority at all.
Yes.
No republic is based on minority rule. On the contrary, republics are based on every adult having a vote, -this is called MAJORITY rule
Minority right