The majority will rule when it comes down to it, but minorities cannot be completely tossed away. They have their rights also. A procedural democracy is needed for the foundation of a good government, but there has to be some flare from a substantive democracy also. You need all the characteristics of both sides to make it work right...
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Universal participation, political equality, majority rule, and responsiveness play the key roles in the government that we use. Still, basic rights and minority rights play a large part in where the line is drawn for a government overstepping its bounds.
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