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Old 06.04.2007, 11:14 AM   #64
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Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
not flawless, just least flawed; it was flawed by design and, after centuries of use, it's starting to get to the breaking point.

the thing is, while other areas of human existance have evolved, researched and improved, government systems have come to a halt, there hasn't been any theorisists or thinkers in a long ass time and most of the "new" types have been recombinations of failed ones.

the ones in power are the ones keeping this, not letting something else develope because thing's are too good for them but not as good for anyone else.

just look at the "leaders" of the world and ask yourself why are they in power, it's coming to a point where the system will fail permanently, it's grim but it's happening.

in a utopian way, yes, a form of government of equality and reason would be best but that's something that's not going to happen.

i'm not asking for perfect, i'm asking for the best that can be, keeping errors to a minimum.

ok, but we're going too fast here & we're going to miss the logical sequence of the ideas. you haven't answered yet about what you consider flawless.... on this planet. not just governments... anything.

we'll get to your point soon enough, just humor me for a moment so i can try to be socratic rather than preachy & polemical.

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ps i got a couple of things to do & will be back later but please answer if you can, i'll reply as soon as possible.
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