A dialogue between two friends about democracy and discipline

Basit: Discipline and democracy are closely connected.

Asma: Without discipline, democracy can turn into chaos.

B: Democracy doesn't mean you can do whatever you want.

A: But some misuse their freedom in a democracy.

B: Misusing freedom in a democracy is not right.

A: People who lack discipline can't succeed with democracy.

B: Democracy gives rights, but rights need duties too.

A: Yes, exactly.

B: Basically, for rights, you must also do your duties.

A: You're right, Basit. No rights without duties.

B: Look at countries like Japan and Germany – they're disciplined and advanced.

A: Right, they've succeeded because of discipline.

B: In a democracy, lack of discipline leads to failure.

A: Successful democracies have disciplined people.

B: Switzerland's democracy works due to its disciplined citizens.

A: In Asia and Africa, some countries struggle with democracy due to discipline issues.

B: Pakistan has a democratic government too. Let's promote discipline for successful democracy.

A: That's how we can make our nation strong and prosperous.

B: We all agree with you.