What Kind of Government Do you want?

[yummyransom]

I want the Democracy because we all have the freedom to express what we really want in our country. And the power is in the people not just in the government.

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[darkangel11]

Do you really believe having democracy allows you to influence your government's decisions? In dictatorship or monarchy they just say what they want you to do and you do it. In democracy they satisfy the mob by making false promises and bribing them to gain influence... and then make demands and you comply.

[mrebum]

I'd like one with more transparency, please.

[Uuno]

I don't want any government.

[BADecker]

I would like the exact same kind that the United States is, except...

The one thing that would make the United States right would have been government required training for all school children and others, that showed how people can use the courts, and articles 6, 7, and 9, in the Bill of Rights, to individually put government and corporations down any time and in any way that they want. They could do it if they only knew to remain in the common law of the people rather than the administrative side of government.

Perhaps in times past, to grow the American government, it was good to avoid using the common law to some extent. But things have changed. There are too many people using the government for selfish things, or for expanding their own agendas that do not benefit the people. It is time for people to understand the original common law again, and use it. And, people are. We are relearning the methods to put government down legally and lawfully if we want.

[Ponzi Fan]

Dictatorship

[countryfree]

I want a government which keeps the streets safe and clean, and make people respect the rule of law, and of nature. That's about it.
That means no government shall intervene in people's lives. If a man doesn't want to work, he will just starve to death, there's nothing wrong with that.

[TheButterZone]

None. Any government infringes victimless liberty.

[Holliday]

Voluntary.

[Derrike]

I don't want any government. I want to live on my own.

[riseDARK]

The problem with democracy is just one - if fools are supporting an idiot they win , and the one supporting right person loses !

[BADecker]

Voluntary.

That's what the United States is... voluntary. Just look at the income tax. It's voluntary. Just because you don't know how to volunteer out.

[steven0021]

What if we created a powerful and Intelligent AI, intelligent enough to rule the world.

[AgentVenom]

What if we created a powerful and Intelligent AI, intelligent enough to rule the world.

Depending on how much it values individual human rights and freedoms, I could get behind having an AI ruling over us. I'm sure an AI would make a much better minister of finance than quite a few people in office today.

[notbatman]

Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the word government literally mean 'mind control'?

[yummyransom]

I don't want any government. I want to live on my own.

So you want to have a freedom by yourself?

[yummyransom]

Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the word government literally mean 'mind control'?

Actually it's not like that. There's a time that they actually have the opinions of the ordinary people before making some kinds of rules. That rules is something can bring us a good government and peaceful society tho.

[BADecker]

Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the word government literally mean 'mind control'?

Anyone can look up the meaning in the dictionary. Let's hope the government people are wise and honest, out to help all the people rather than only themselves.

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In the United States, the basic government of the people is the 12-person jury. Sure, the laws and codes that government puts together are guidelines. But if anyone who is accused of anything by government exercises his right to a Bill of Rights 7th Amendment common law jury trial, he is bound by no other decision than what the jury makes.

The 7th Amendment common law jury can nullify the law, can pronounce him guilty or innocent, can dictate the sentence, can reverse the wrongdoing to the plaintiff (government), and do almost anything that it chooses. The only thing that the jury can't do is extend its decisions beyond the present case. But that's okay, because the 9th Amendment says that we have the right to do anything that we want as though the formal government were not present at all.

The common law jury is the real government in America. The only reason that it seems to be otherwise is the ignorance of the people about how things work in government and law.

[Holliday]

Voluntary.

That's what the United States is... voluntary. Just look at the income tax. It's voluntary. Just because you don't know how to volunteer out.

"Volunteer out" is basically an oxymoron. You don't need to "volunteer out" of a voluntary system, you simply do nothing.

Using a legal system to achieve certain ends only proves that you submit to the authority of that legal system.

[WyatteLikesCrypto]

I live in the USA, the government is great! Only if we had great people to run it..