RE: What is the best form of government ?
I grew up in a socialist dictatorship and now live in a democratic republic. The socialist dictatorship did not allow freedom of speech and expression was very limited, however there was a large stable middle class, people worked much less hours, and we had very low poverty levels. curiously enough, the dollar was illegal in that country at the time.
I then moved to the usa where everyone works overtime for breadcrumbs, are isolated, poisoned, undereducated, apathetic, with the highest rates of income inequality and mental illness of any country I have visited.
I believe the best form of government is one that protects the economic welfare of every citizen and defend the rights of its most valurnable minorities.
Until I find that government, I am checked out of the American oligarchy government.
yea..
Its so much better in the new system where the newspaper are allowed to have the freedom to write Reuters version of the truth... ;)
what do u mean by Reuter version? not familiar with that phrase
Reuters are the one company all the "news" paper in the west buy their "news" from.
The only news they write about them self that is not from Reuters are very local news.
If you dont know about Reuters and how they and their owners control all western media, then you must do a research on it.
I have seen the name, and never thought to question is since it was so ubiquitous. I thought it was an independent source or agency. this news is very shocking to me.
thank you for enlightening. i will do more readings any source u recommend?
The best economic system is where the rulers who administer the nation are honest.
Dishonesty entails corrupt officials and leads the system not to operate properly and to be deficient.
and concluding any system is good as long as it is well management.
A poor country is more appropriate a social system. A country with
Wealth is better a capitalist system. When social system generates wealth, it can move into a capital system.
What I cannot say is who lived under a socialist system but in spite of the limitations it seems to live in some way well as a human being.
why do they have to be separate? I think any system that promotes greed will be corrupt and abusive eventually. but with cryptology, there is a cellular independence. what do u think?
There have been many revolutions, independence, changes of government where it has tried to make a good government but the time, the vanity and the thirst of power corrupts them. And many of those are our democracies today.
Today, encryption systems as well as other algorithms such as video compression, audio have served to improve communication and security.
But with the leak of information that had the Government of the United States where the actors of the complaints between them Snowden. Denounces how the government has access to all the algorithms of many companies.
If you use Skype! Even if I tell you it's safe from point to point, it's a lie. Your communications are being kept in large storage centers. Even the cell phone companies keep your emails, your messages, your voice, your face and who knows what else.
In the case of having some cellular equipment that passes to the systems of the government they will focus on that signal to find out who the suspects tries to avoid that they hear it.
I feel safer knowing that my government is this efficient at tracking a signal down. there are many americans who are constantly under threats from violent and hateful racists and homophobes and i know my children can go to bed in a safer world if my government can track those wrong doers down and keep our society in saftey's hands.
i am sorry your governments have had such a difficult time building trust with its citizens, democracy is messy, but it is iterative :0. just keep fightong for justice and truth my friend.
i have to get to work now, talk later friend.
Have a good day, my friend.
I am very much in agreement with you, in part it is the cost of the freedom, to be responsible of oneself, and I think that something happens something like that in democratic countries, there are people who do not assume their responsibility. I think the government you say is almost utopian, but in general I agree with you.
I see a lot of Americans who are full of responsibility. a lot of my buddies stopped voting because they don't see a separation of power between those they're voting for and those who concentrated their power