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The problem is that there are many ok solutions and most differ in details that could be worked on incrementally after implementation. But the problem in the U
by Cryptonic 5y ago
The problem is that there are many ok solutions and most differ in details that could be worked on incrementally after implementation.
But the problem in the US I think is that the society is so divided that it got stuck and certain powers want it exacly divided like that. With a totally polarized 50/50 population nothing important will ever change, everything is a big circus. I hope the best for the US citizens though. If the US continue their democratic downward spiral this all will end up in an even bigger crisis with even more individuals left behind.
- mark-r 5y agoThe problem is that the big insurers are some of the most profitable companies ever. Just look at the lists of highest paid CEOs. As long as they can afford the most and best lobbyists nothing will ever change.
- Cryptonic 5y agoTrue, that's why I am a big fan of "liquid Democracy", there they would have to bribe the people directly, which es ok I think. Look at Island, it's a far superior democracy style opposed to 4 year period representative democracy.