Unfortunately, intellectual politicians are less sensitive to this social behavior. They are too pretentious by prioritizing the dissemination of visions and programs in open debates. Such methods are beneficial for democracy, much likely to engage people in political education, but not good enough to win elections. Today's reality says that in order to win, you must be willing to accept and adopt the tastes of the people.
What does the rise of populism mean for the future of democracy in Indonesia? It's up to youth to demand more from their leaders and hold them accountable.
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