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Unified Earth Government
I have yet to meet one person who agrees with me about the enormous benefits of having one world government. I ask them what they have against it, and the only answer I have received so far is "What happens if that government is corrupt" well I answer with this, "OH well, arent all governments corrupt. If a system was designed properly to prevent corruption, you would see less of it in a global government then you see in the hundreds across the world."
Also with this unified earth would come the disapearance of war, the even distribution of resources, and focus on global projects instead of national ones.
Also with this unified earth would come the disapearance of war, the even distribution of resources, and focus on global projects instead of national ones.
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Permalink Reply by Dylan Jones on -
There will still be war, though. Rival states or sub-states will challenge each other and old grudges may hold. But it's not a half-bad idea. I understand that it will most definitely allow for a better flow of resources and focused efforts.
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Permalink Reply by Ireas on -
It's not bad idea with planet government (in Star Wars it was too :) but i think better can be a government for each continets...i donno how u imagine the world government but the continents are smaller and i mean i can be easier to guard and pacific them...
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Permalink Reply by Ireas on
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Heh don't be silly always will be anyone who'll want to more than he have...It'll must be utopy where people have everything what they want.
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Permalink Reply by Rytherix on -
well, with even distribution of resources, and free sharing of information on a global scale, every1 would have what they wanted. This would be a utopian situation.
It would eventually greatly interweive with technology as everything was slowly transitioned to computer control and people had to work less and less. gotta look at the big picture -
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Permalink Reply by Ireas on
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Yeah it's look like good picture of future :) But if people will work less and less the start boring...U show me a great idea of utopian future but i mean the menkind still want more and more...
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Permalink Reply by Marc on -
You mean even distribution as in kinda like communism? It wouldn't matter anyway in that sense because we wouldn't have enough supplies for everyone.
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Permalink Reply by Rytherix on
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America itself can produce enough food to feed everyone in the entire world
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Permalink Reply by rspwan on -
The final form of communism is about as far from centralized government control you can get.
The problem with discussions about communism is that both the process of becoming a communist society, and the final goal of that process (a Classless, Stateless society), are called "communism", even though the process in no way resembles the final goal. -
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Permalink Reply by Ireas on
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I didn't say it, but if people don't work what will they do? I can't imgine i never work and all my life do some sports or computer games or anythig else it must be so boring life without any interesting and risking situatinon...i read abyout this...people hadn't to work and they invite new fun...the was hunt themselves....
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Permalink Reply by rspwan on
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Maybe, if you can convince me that a system can be designed so that it can not be corrupted.
Until then: even more power in even fewer hands; bad idea.
Besides, why would we want a one-world government? Which problem does it solve, and how does it solve that problem? -
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Permalink Reply by Rytherix on
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#1 it solves war because there are no longer boundries, territories, or resources to fight over.
#2 it solves all the hunger and medical issues in the world, as the resources would then be evenly distributed and aid would be international.
#3 with the even distribution of resources and redirection of those resources away from national conflicts, we could now put those resources into solving international problems like global warming and the energy crisis -
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