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Advanced citizenship is about not needing revolutions, it is a sustainable governing process existing, one that integrates citizens in their daily lives. So far
by goldenkey 3y ago
Advanced citizenship is about not needing revolutions, it is a sustainable governing process existing, one that integrates citizens in their daily lives. So far, I've seen shittier governments take out better ones, because they have more might. I don't think what is currently on Earth is by any means close to ideal because governments spend so much resource on worrying about other governments taking them out.
I'll agree that the citizens of France feel empowered while Americans feel disempowered. And empowerment is a natural consequence of identification with control of larger structures.
Most Americans don't feel like they have any control over larger structures in their countries.
- astrange 3y ago> Most Americans don't feel like they have any control over larger structures in their countries. This is called "working the refs" or "talking their book". Americans' main interest in local government is blocking new housing project to pump their property values. So no matter what happens they just say there weren't enough meetings about it and the project needs to be cancelled because it didn't get community input. You don't have to believe them on larger political topics for the same reason you don't have to believe them here.
- ClumsyPilot 3y ago->"I'll agree that the citizens of France feel empowered while Americans feel disempowered" Ironic considering the gun narrativr