What Does The Government Actually Have

The government, how much do we actually need them? Really, there is precious little helpful things that it actually does.

It keeps order with the law's and rules.

It funds certain causes (But only to boost its popularity with a certain group of “voters”).

It doesn't fix the environment.

It doesn't help individuals.

It doesn't care about people, only about profits and voting.

It doesn't seek permission to wage terrible wars against other governments.

And the lists go on and on and on and on, we cannot live without a governmental system, and we can live with the one we have because it leads us to either more war or a greater ecological disaster every day.

And there is precious little we can do about it other than hope and dream that eventually someone good might one day come into power but we all know that that isn't going to happen any time soon.

All the government is interested is in getting more money and staying in control, and because of this the entire population of the world is suffering for only a few greedy, selfish and narcissistic men and women, once again human kinds lust for power has doomed it to pain and misery.

But without us, the public the government has nothing does it? Now I'm not saying that we should rise up against the governments of the world in a global rebellion, all I ever write is to get people to think, now think about what the government has and then think about what it needs, and then think, is that where it is going, is that the goal it is striving to achieve. No. It isn't. And without encouragement it is very likely that it never will happen, unless someone smart enough to realise that we are heading towards disaster comes in quickly and saves the day, but that wont happen.

It would be a miracle if it did, it would be a miracle if human kind saved itself. Because all human kind has ever done or ever will is damage and destroy itself while precious few actually try to heal the massive wounds of human kinds lust for power.

Demosthenes