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It's interesting that there's an overall theme here that the only action government takes is more laws. This is recognized as an issue right? But people just do
by mentat 15y ago
It's interesting that there's an overall theme here that the only action government takes is more laws. This is recognized as an issue right? But people just don't think there's anything to do about it? That scares the hell out of me. If the people here have given up on having substantial control over the legal context of their lives, something is very very wrong.
- taa4321 15y agoBecause we don't have these magical powers you imply. There is a strategic agreement regarding the nature, structure, and form of the planetary wide governance by vested interests. The actions of captive governments such as USA's affirm this adherence to an undeviating strategic goal regardless of who or what group has been "elected". We live in a country where the legislative branch under threat of social chaos by financial interest voted with extreme haste to further enable a manifestly and massivelly corrupt financial system. Meanwhile back at the executive branch, there is a merry go round between GoldmanSachs, The Fed, and "US" Treasury. You are implying that if the American people used their voting rights to install a new regime in the executive and legislative things would change. "Change we can believe in." The depth of cynicism manifested by the elite is "very very wrong" and really really needs to be 'corrected' by the people. (dear PG: real hackers are not censors)