There is a distinct difference between governance and government, and they are most definitely NOT the same thing. That being said, there is no pardon nor exoneration whatsoever for the criminals that occupy government and those who lead the government bureaucracies. They - and their globocap-oiler-banker-owner-investor bosses - are crim…
There is a distinct difference between governance and government, and they are most definitely NOT the same thing. That being said, there is no pardon nor exoneration whatsoever for the criminals that occupy government and those who lead the government bureaucracies. They - and their globocap-oiler-banker-owner-investor bosses - are criminals, and most assuredly the worst kind imaginable.
"In any civilized society there are guidelines or rules we must abide by otherwise it would be a constant chaos."
This is not in question, and I did not say anything that challenges this notion. Be that as it may, how and in what way does the incumbent or any future administration inserted through the present system evidence a commitment to responsible governance and a wider aspiration toward the advancement of civilization when they arrive at the conclusion of nation-wide Democide as the primary policy, and then assiduously and comprehensively apply themselves at its achievement?
"Those who do whatever they feel like with no moral compass."
Name one single healthy (in mind and body), rational, ordinary person who you have known or know about that does this, and who suffers (or rather, makes their fellow suffer) their lack of moral compass. I'll spare you the futile exercise: ordinary, general public, reasonably socialized people don't do whatever they feel like and, anyway, would not be allowed to by their fellows, and they all know this. Have you ever felt the need to do such evil or willed such chaos on others? I doubt it. It's neither your government's "laws" and "rules", nor even your god's that stays your hand. It's your own decency, and the predominantly decent people around you and in your community and their unstated willingness to make the small compromises in order that the entire community benefits from the sacrifice that keeps us all self-policed and safe.
I think you have honed or marinated your thoughts for a very long time. You also like to be “right”. Rightness on everything is a disease also in society. Sadly no pills that fix that.
Please don't resort to the ad hominem fallacy. There's no way for you to ever verify this, which is saddening to me, but I am normally humble to a fault. Since January 2020, however, my formerly-held worldview has been crushed, which is traumatic in itself, but that event did afford me much needed and long-overdue clarity. On the other hand it also made me militantly intolerant towards the people's toleration of governments and the breath-taking crimes governments commit in our name.
There is a distinct difference between governance and government, and they are most definitely NOT the same thing. That being said, there is no pardon nor exoneration whatsoever for the criminals that occupy government and those who lead the government bureaucracies. They - and their globocap-oiler-banker-owner-investor bosses - are criminals, and most assuredly the worst kind imaginable.
"In any civilized society there are guidelines or rules we must abide by otherwise it would be a constant chaos."
This is not in question, and I did not say anything that challenges this notion. Be that as it may, how and in what way does the incumbent or any future administration inserted through the present system evidence a commitment to responsible governance and a wider aspiration toward the advancement of civilization when they arrive at the conclusion of nation-wide Democide as the primary policy, and then assiduously and comprehensively apply themselves at its achievement?
"Those who do whatever they feel like with no moral compass."
Name one single healthy (in mind and body), rational, ordinary person who you have known or know about that does this, and who suffers (or rather, makes their fellow suffer) their lack of moral compass. I'll spare you the futile exercise: ordinary, general public, reasonably socialized people don't do whatever they feel like and, anyway, would not be allowed to by their fellows, and they all know this. Have you ever felt the need to do such evil or willed such chaos on others? I doubt it. It's neither your government's "laws" and "rules", nor even your god's that stays your hand. It's your own decency, and the predominantly decent people around you and in your community and their unstated willingness to make the small compromises in order that the entire community benefits from the sacrifice that keeps us all self-policed and safe.
I think you have honed or marinated your thoughts for a very long time. You also like to be “right”. Rightness on everything is a disease also in society. Sadly no pills that fix that.
Wrong! :-) hehe, only kidding.
Please don't resort to the ad hominem fallacy. There's no way for you to ever verify this, which is saddening to me, but I am normally humble to a fault. Since January 2020, however, my formerly-held worldview has been crushed, which is traumatic in itself, but that event did afford me much needed and long-overdue clarity. On the other hand it also made me militantly intolerant towards the people's toleration of governments and the breath-taking crimes governments commit in our name.