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> It is sad to me that as civilization "advances" more and more people want to go back to a time where people were subjects of their government, instead of free
by andrekandre 7y ago
> It is sad to me that as civilization "advances" more and more people want to go back to a time where people were subjects of their government, instead of free people.
if you live in a real democracy, is it really authoritarian that a majority decide that we want to live in a cleaner world?
the earth isn’t some computer program where you have infinite ram and can just alloc as much as you want, at some point you start pushing other process out of memory, and you wonder why stuff starts crashing and freezing...
(i’ll stop with the computer analogy now ^^)
- syshum 7y ago>>if you live in a real democracy, I don't, nor do I want to. I live in a Constitutional Representative Republic. where the majority is not allowed by the constitution to invoke their mob rule on others The Founders of my nation did not trust democracy any more than they trusted monarch's and I agree with them I desire individualism, and individual rights not democracy and mob rule >>the earth isn’t some computer program where you have infinite ram and can just alloc as much as you want, at some point you start pushing other process out of memory, and you wonder why stuff starts crashing and freezing... I 100% agree with this, I disagree that a Authoritarian Centrally managed government is the best or ideal way to allocate though resources I am not going to get into a computer analogy, but I tend to following Geo-Libertarian philosophy as a structure for human organization
- dragonwriter 7y ago> I live in a Constitutional Representative Republic. where the majority is not allowed by the constitution to invoke their mob rule on others Instead, that privilege is reserved to a minority privileged by geographic distribution, which is much better.* * If you are in the privileged minority; not so much otherwise.