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The voting right, what I think...

It's been a while since my last post so I thought it was good to don't let you completely forget me.
I'm still here, it's only that I'm a silent hivean working in the background, maninly focused in @combination project, nothing better in my opinion. When you have no free time it is time to use it wisely. Putting my 2 cents to help out those in need was an opportunity I didn't want to let go.


I've always tried not to publish any political or religious ideas because I think not everyone would agree them but I keep respecting all ideas and religions so I prefer to maintain them private.
But a lot of things are happening nowadays in our/only world... if you read the papers or watch the news, nose the Twitter and so on you would get really overwhelmed of all the bad stuff spread all over around.
Everything points to an imminent disaster wheter it is about humans or nature, we are theatened on all sides that you are able to see... this, in my opinion, creates a worrying environment for us the normal people. You can see how this is affecting to us: most people are still really frightened about Covid driving their cars completely hermetic and wearing their masks although they are alone. I read here panic and terror on people faces, I'm sad about it.
We thought we were living the "welfare society" or at least that's how they (politicians) sold it to us the past decade. Of course I'm talking about the "first" world society, those that were undeveloped keep struggling to only eat once a day...
Macron (the french president) told recently that the good times had passed... how dare they to tell that? They are comfortably sitting by their abundance and power while the normal people can barely make it to the month!
When you look at the past reading the world history you realize that although a lot of time passed things keep more like the same. Those in charge, the powerful and the immenselly rich keep growing their fortunes not even thinking a second on those that manintain their status, those working hard every day to take a piece of bread to their families (normal people's lives aren't worth a penny). They must , at all costs, perpetuate their power and properties, only their descendants are allowed to think about the future and only their lives are worth something, we are backwards...

In our daily struggle we are cheatted by thinking that we have an opportunity of reaching the sky (our dreams of fame and fortune, lol) while we fight each other for that. You see it every day, when you drive your car, when you go to the bank or a shopping center, when you go on holidays and so on... selfishness is the word that describes the scene, people are only worried about their path to success, no matter who I must step on.

We are living the time of stupidity and mediocrity dictatorship. The universal voting right has not being won, you have it freely. Wheter you're worried about politics/economy/society matters or not you're allowed to vote and put those leaders on their seats.
Education is the key word here. A society that's being grown robots and ignorants are easier to manipulate. Fear is a good way of doing it as well as giving them shows. They learn the lesson rather unconciously. Social networks are also a great way as they give you the false idea of "liberty" while impacting you every second with stuff that most probably will hurt your mind. Fragile minds do suffer it hardly as we can see today. They are the first victims to fall.

Education can help strengthen people minds while helping them to think by themselves so eventully they can realize what is really important in life and have a better built opinion. That's dangerous since it can lead people to even think we don't need politicians to tell us what we need, what is good or not and which must be our behaviour. That's not something the "system" would be fond of.
I believe in democracy and universal voting right but I do think this right must be deserved and won by actions. We should introduce on our educational system a subject that should last during the mandatory scholarship period. I would call it "public spirit" or "civil responsibility". It would consist on forming people from the begining on what's the meaning of society, welfare, respect, liberty and such. Once this mandatory time has finished, that may be on time with the voting age, if people has passed the subject proficiently they are allowed to vote. If they fail they must try again till they get the proper marks to be allowed to vote.
I'm not saying that's the final fix to our problems but I do think that may help a lot to have better citizens responsible of their acts and decisions. They can have a solvent formed opinion that may have a point on their voting decisions. Better actions are made when one has a complete view of reality.

An incomplete view may lead us to the complete disaster... just my thoughts.

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  • @jacobtothe(77)· 1240d

    I believe in democracy and universal voting right but I do think this right must be deserved and won by actions.

    Why do you believe in democracy? Is it not just the bandwagon fallacy and a false choice masquerading as citizenship? How can people delegate to government rights and authority which they do not possess themselves? How does political representation actually work once you strip away the assumptions we have been taught?

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  • @qwerrie(78)· 1460d

    When you look at the past reading the world history you realize that although a lot of time passed things keep more like the same.

    that is what I am doing lately - reading books, listening to a lot of video lections on ancient war history. thinking that world never changes.

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  • @fraenk(63)· 1461d

    ouphhhh... I, too, usually try to stay away from politics and such, it's way too easy to get into heated arguments with good hearted people over such topics but I've just got so much to say here... I don't even know where to start!

    I think I had already lost my faith in democracy many many years ago. The fact that democratic "free" nations ultimately compete on a globally anarchist marketplace that's governed by rules of economy and force alone puts any desires of the "free citizens" aside. But at this point I still thought "democracy" was the best way to organize a positively productive society without giving up the freedom of the individual.

    As the years passed and Idiocracy slowly morphed from a funny sci-fi movie into a sarcastic social documentary it slowly dawned on me that the masses simply aren't fit to make wise decisions. I guess at this point I might have been a friend of the education-before-a-voting-license-exam concept, allthough I might as well have welcomed a materialist-objectively-neutral-global-technocracy-idea such as the venus project.

    But let's stay on the topic of voting and democracy. Who will write the educational material and who will create those exams?! Isn't democracy built on just that and hasn't education devolved into indoctrination just because of that?!

    I used to contemplate the idea of a greek-model democracy where the democratic representatives are called into duty randomly and are elected out and shamed when they fail to perform, at least that would keep corrupt career politicians at bay... but politics would still be prone to lobbying and a mislead public focus.

    Looking back at the very recent couple of years it has become so obvious how easily the democratic body of free citizens will be lead by constructed fear, passive anxiety and fake desires... not just the masses, also the educated and good hearted, so easily persuaded to not ask too many questions and do what is "morally just"...

    I guess what I am trying to say is that democracy in an insulated and divided world is doomed. Adding another centralized voting-certification layer will just make it even worse and even easier to manipulate by the already powerful.

    A decentralized voluntary anarchy of autonomous communities might be good... but that's hardly compatible with the level of technological complexity we have already achieved.

    Honestly, lately, I am becoming friendly to the idea of monarchy. I know... that sounds ridiculous.

    Monarchy?!

    But if you think about it, a single emporer, in control for an entire lifetime, to pass on their power to their own offspring... if you manage to get a single wise person to reign, they'll have a much deeper intrinsic motivation to do what's best for his people and country, to help them flourish, and to do so sustainably in order to pass on a thriving nation to his next of kin...

    I think it's much more likely to get such a "good king" than ever getting "good politicians" in power for long enough to change anything substantial.

    I dunno man...

    eventually the problem will probably fix itself anyway?!?