The problem with democracies is they are intended to represent all the people. Part of the people are the wicked, and they have just as much say in the matter as the just. Only difference is while the just seek to maintain peace and order, the wicked seek much more drastic change. They are more motivated for they have more to accomplish, and they have no morality issues with doing what must be done to assure that their goals are met.

How so our Empress is the purest form of duty to the Faith, she does not sin, and we follow her example. We are not so righteous as her and we do err from the path, but Empress Jamyll is a beacon of light in this universe for all to see.

There is no point discussing such things with you since you have made it abundantly clear you will not address the flaws of the Federation and seek only to sow harm and descent within those outside of the Federation.

That is the task of the weak, and not worthy of the faithful's time.

Considering all the horrors the New Eden cluster has to offer, it's always seemed odd that people get so fixated on the Empire. They're not the only slavers, and they're certainly not the worst. If you think the Amarr are ruled by the wicked, you might want to do some research on the Sani Sabik. They're like the Amarr, only minus the basic belief in a benevolent deity and plus a good dose of power worship. They consider bleeding prisoners to death a sacred act, they're something of a major player in "pirate faction" politics, and they're allied with Sansha's Nation.

It's kind of a problem.