From the foundation of recorded time, oppression has prevailed in societies and families. The American democracy established in the late 18th century sparked great condescension among European nations as a foolish endeavor and expectations of a short-lived existence, yet history testifies of a very different turn of events. The world saw her:
Survival of a Civil War over slavery (equality),
Expansion into uncharted lands,
Military prowess in WWI,
Domination and victory in WWII,
Economic and military rise to Superpower status, and
Victory in the Cold War nuclear arms race with the Fall of the Soviet Union.
American sustained and increasing power has new optimism to the world concerning the potential of democracy and fear concerning the fates of nations who may oppose her interests or ambitions. Increasing federal power raises concerns individual equality, security, privacy, and freedom.

True Democracy recognizes the power of freedom and equality to free and empower all who embrace it. The human condition of tyranny, anarchy, and traditional politics (special interest rule) fail in True Democracy. It's principles are:

- The equality of every individual individual
- The unrestricted* rule of the complete, current majority
- True Justice, forcible restitution by criminals of equality, freedom, or privacy to their victims
- The privacy of every individual, except for the establishment of ID in connection with legal assets and unresolved criminal history

* The majority has no power to violate individual equality or privacy, or obstruct true justice.