17 May, 10:28
👇Really Mr. Speaker....🖕 I DON'T THINK SO..!!!
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MATTHEW Bissanti
@markerdragon
17 May, 11:01
In response Carole Parnell to her Publication
Politicians are scumbags. They are the lowest form of human existence and provide no value to society.
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Carole Davis-Z
@Tallyho
17 May, 01:29
(E)
In response MATTHEW Bissanti to his Publication
I have thought many times, that picking political positions should be done like juries, at random by computer.
You declare your party and you go into that pool for selection.
The system picks, based on how many declare for a political party in the area, a name at random.
The selectees undergo a years training, then start the job for 4 years, the last year, they train their successor.
They are paid well for the position, but, when they leave after 4 years, they go back to being just normal folk - no benefits, no lifetime anything.
Their employers must keep their jobs for them, and employ temporary people to cover for the 4 years, they must not burden existing staff with covering for the absent employee - who cannot be penalized for being selected.
Would be interesting to see how a system like that would work. It would remove the prepondrance of attention seekers, easily corrupted, and narcissists from being picked I think.
You declare your party and you go into that pool for selection.
The system picks, based on how many declare for a political party in the area, a name at random.
The selectees undergo a years training, then start the job for 4 years, the last year, they train their successor.
They are paid well for the position, but, when they leave after 4 years, they go back to being just normal folk - no benefits, no lifetime anything.
Their employers must keep their jobs for them, and employ temporary people to cover for the 4 years, they must not burden existing staff with covering for the absent employee - who cannot be penalized for being selected.
Would be interesting to see how a system like that would work. It would remove the prepondrance of attention seekers, easily corrupted, and narcissists from being picked I think.
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MATTHEW Bissanti
@markerdragon
17 May, 02:14
In response Carole Davis-Z to her Publication
I would never choose a party on consent to any authority
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Carole Davis-Z
@Tallyho
17 May, 06:51
In response MATTHEW Bissanti to his Publication
It would be governance by those who are not lifetime politicians, bureaucrats or lobbyists lapdogs.
Local governance could be run in a similar way... because, those that WANT to rule, should never be allowed to to the job.
Selecting like a jury. Real people doing the job, not those with visions of grandure.
Local governance could be run in a similar way... because, those that WANT to rule, should never be allowed to to the job.
Selecting like a jury. Real people doing the job, not those with visions of grandure.
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MATTHEW Bissanti
@markerdragon
17 May, 11:52
In response Carole Davis-Z to her Publication
I understand but no man should ever have authority over another
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Its more organizing to ensure the community needs are met - roads, sewers, fire service, police, prisons, water... etc, ensuring the mkney paid goes where it should go, not ruling... at least that is what it should be.
How would you manage to keep those things operational without any governance?
How would you manage to keep those things operational without any governance?
09:35 AM - May 18, 2025
In response MATTHEW Bissanti to his Publication
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MATTHEW Bissanti
@markerdragon
18 May, 10:08
(E)
In response Carole Davis-Z to her Publication
People should protect themselves and their community. Nobody should depend on government for anything, certainly not protection. The government is everybody's biggest enemy.
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Carole Davis-Z
@Tallyho
18 May, 10:41
(E)
In response MATTHEW Bissanti to his Publication
It has been turned into that, by generations of selecting the same type of folk.
To employ a private company is a good idea - but who does the selection process? Who researches the best company? Who makes sure they do it right? Who prosecutes them when they do not? Who gathers and holds the money raised to do the work?
As an example, the road we live on is owned by the 9 residents. We are at the end.
It is starting to deteriorate, and eventually will become difficult to drive, especially when it rains.
It costs about 70k to surface a 1/4mile, so about 7+k per house.
Someone needs to coordinate getting street agreement, the funds, putting it in a community bank account, then researching the best company, contracting them, overseeing the project, then the inspection.
Or we hire an engineer to do the research, and manage the project, so 70k just became 85k.
If one residents refuses to pay, the others must foot the bill for them, yet they get full use of the facility for nothing.
To employ a private company is a good idea - but who does the selection process? Who researches the best company? Who makes sure they do it right? Who prosecutes them when they do not? Who gathers and holds the money raised to do the work?
As an example, the road we live on is owned by the 9 residents. We are at the end.
It is starting to deteriorate, and eventually will become difficult to drive, especially when it rains.
It costs about 70k to surface a 1/4mile, so about 7+k per house.
Someone needs to coordinate getting street agreement, the funds, putting it in a community bank account, then researching the best company, contracting them, overseeing the project, then the inspection.
Or we hire an engineer to do the research, and manage the project, so 70k just became 85k.
If one residents refuses to pay, the others must foot the bill for them, yet they get full use of the facility for nothing.
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MATTHEW Bissanti
@markerdragon
18 May, 10:07
In response Carole Davis-Z to her Publication
If people voluntarily pay and coordinate to hire private company to do it, then it is done. If not, that is literally the definition of it should not be done. They can raise $200,000 for a cat surgery online. They can raise money for a bridge. Frankly, i do not care much for technology. Nature is far better.
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