Who make the government?

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Laws of every government in a democracy treats everyone equally but in reality the power always holds the advantage over the common citizen. If you are in that stuation, you can't really do much other than waiting for your next election and vote for the right person.

The law in government is never wrong to always put the people first in order to prosper with a fair leader and continue to serve, but the reality is not so, a lot of power becomes a tool for leaders to do arbitrarily, you may already know some countries do this with the current government, the main thing is you don't have power then you can't fight the government even though it demands to be fair.

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Ultimately those who create a nation's money supply create a governmental composition of their liking in order to protect their advantage.  There are many twists and turns, many proxy actors, and much propaganda, but at the end of the day, one can almost always get what they want if they have an unlimited amount of money, have some brains, and are not in to big a hurry.

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Most challenging countries hardly identify their rights because of misplacement of priorities between the leaders and the people. Most African nations feels the leaders control their rights of the citizens and privacy that's why the citizens actions and protest are not highly recognized on the events of urgency. Do you think the leaders has right over the lives of the common citizens or the citizens determined the controls checks and balance of the leaders?

Nobody will go against what we have said or we don't care about their rascality that's the statement of most Africans leaders. They can only protest and it doesn't move our decision, our purpose is to grow the falling economy. Leaders with such mindset has nothing to offer citizens than authoritative ruling or autocrat.. if we are under such nations as citizens what do we do to be heard?

The government is supposed to be made by the people, but in many places, that idea has been turned upside down. The leaders start to see themselves as the owners of the country instead of servants of the people. Power belongs to the citizens. Leaders are just temporary occupants of their positions. If the people stay silent, they lose their voice forever. The only way to be heard is to speak up collectively, through peaceful protests, active participation in elections and holding leaders accountable. Change doesn't come by staying quiet. It comes when the people realize that the government works for them, not the other way around.