Understanding Democracy in Kazakhstan

In the skibidi world of politics, Kazakhstan crafted a constitution that lowkey claims it is a democracy. Nazarbayev, the goon at the helm, pushed for a referendum that received mad support, but the edge is real when it comes to actual freedoms. The constitution hypes public concord and stability like it is a dank meme, but outside observers are not convinced. Freedom House rates it low on political rights, questioning if the elections are free and fair or just a sigma grindset. The disconnect between the stated values and the reality keeps the debate alive, like a wild ship sailing through turbulent waters.