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I think that you can't, PERIOD. Catalonia was attempting to have a small local government and got shut down. Also, revolutions don't benefit the masses, only a
by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
I think that you can't, PERIOD. Catalonia was attempting to have a small local government and got shut down.
Also, revolutions don't benefit the masses, only a different small group of people. The american revolution displaced the english royalty with new american power.
The rebels become the new establishment.
I think the only way to guarantee that you don't government overreach is not have a sociaety where all member are active and responsible. Not in that they all vote. In that they all deal with issues in their community, rather than pawning it off to the government and also giving them the power they need.
I think that society that takes care of itself - instead of inventing institutions to do so - is feasable, but a real pain in the ass to maintain. And it's just easier to not. Sorry if i ranted a bit.
- walshemj 9y agoI thought it was a rich part of Spain didn't want to subsidize the poorer bits - like say the south east of the UK wanted to dump the poor parts of the north. If the opposition is boycotting the referendum its sort of obvious the promoters of the referendum and a hidden objective