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If it’s a government for the people, yes. If it’s a government for someone/something else, then make people do stuff for the other by threat of force.
by xnyan 6y ago
If it’s a government for the people, yes. If it’s a government for someone/something else, then make people do stuff for the other by threat of force.
- Quarrelsome 6y agoyes-ish. No government is immune to corruption but certain forms of government narrow areas of operable corruption whereas others can expand it. It's always there but just harder to exploit.
- temp8964 6y agoI am asking about practice, not theory.
- giantg2 6y ago"make people do stuff for the other by threat of force." That's the basic premise of any state and society.