Ümit Özdağ shares significant views on Turkey's struggle for democracy.

Democracy stems from fear. Özdağ emphasizes how fear affects governance. Fear suppresses the people's anger, shortening the lifespan of democracy. Anger is a tool to overthrow autocrats. However, if anger fades, democracy is replaced by fascism.

Özdağ states that the public's objection is the fundamental dynamic that can change the government. Economic issues and the process of authoritarianism are increasing public reactions. In this process, it is crucial for the opposition to unite and coordinate.

Emphasizing the need for active public participation to ensure democracy, Özdağ offers suggestions on how this participation can be achieved. The voice of the people plays a critical role in the reconstruction of democracy.