Most countries tend to have or quickly get rules to make constitutional changes hard to pass. E.g. requiring 2/3 majority or even multiple votes across multiple parliaments, or the like. Couple that with constitutions that limit the governments power, and you get some reasonable degree of protection of minorities.
The ability to enact drastic change with a minimal majority like in Turkey (or the UK...) is terribly dangerous.
The ability to enact drastic change with a minimal majority like in Turkey (or the UK...) is terribly dangerous.