Post number #1069675, ID: 22c481
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is not having regulation for wealth & power. The accumulation of it in the wrong hands is what has led us to our modern society. Any system would become corrupted so long as there are people that are bad actors that greedily strive for more with callous disregard of peoples wellbeing & are left unchecked. It's our own complacency & ignorance that has allowed our systems to fall into the hands of evil men that have run amok of our world so they can pretend they are royalty.
Post number #1069676, ID: 301359
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ok boomer. move to benezuela if you like regulations so much.
Post number #1069679, ID: cf2714
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I totally agree. I just want like 2 regulations- no one company/person can have too much of the economy, and no one person can control too much of the government. That would solve so much. But it seems like most people wouldn’t support a constitutional ammendment to do that???
Post number #1069686, ID: d378d3
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Who regulates the regulators?
Post number #1069703, ID: cf0dea
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>who regulates ...? know about trias politica?
Post number #1069728, ID: c927b9
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One day, direct digital democracy will become a real thing, and the world... Maybe the around the same. Maybe slightly better. Perhaps.
Post number #1069729, ID: ea822f
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>government >digital pick one
Post number #1069735, ID: b3c62c
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Imagine simping for the corrupt and greedy while they rob you blind...
Post number #1069750, ID: 416bc2
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>imagine no need, just observe
Post number #1069840, ID: 98a768
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>>1069675 So after pointlessly butchering million of people who supposedly were the wrong hands (or wrong nose) supposedly holding power you now come again up with a generic form of this idiocy? What has to happen, that makes you understand it's not about corruption or good or evil people but about political-economical system with deeply inherent and unresolved contradictions?
Post number #1069842, ID: 98a768
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>>1069728 Digital democracy will never be a thing in a increasingly monopolized digital market where the only threat to a monopoly is an even bigger one and/or a mad fascist dictator.
Post number #1069868, ID: 282034
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>>1069840 leg me guess, you failed to get a passing grade in debate class.
Post number #1069925, ID: 409251
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>generic form of idiocy what form?
>it's not about corruption >what will make people understand? what might help is if you state an actual argument for your case
Post number #1069926, ID: 409251
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>generic idiocy why is it idiotic?
you're just insulting without reasoning
Post number #1069949, ID: 9008e3
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>generic form assuming, for the sake of argument, it is generic, why would that be a bad thing (in this case)?
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| is not having regulation for wealth & power. The accumulation of it in the wrong hands is what has led us to our modern society. Any system would become corrupted so long as there are people that are bad actors that greedily strive for more with callous disregard of peoples wellbeing & are left unchecked. It's our own complacency & ignorance that has allowed our systems to fall into the hands of evil men that have run amok of our world so they can pretend they are royalty.