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Sk8eM dUb
The global bureaucracy would have already been established long prior in that scenario. Sounds like representative democracy to me.
Sk8eM dUb
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What happens if a countries representative democracy vote to leave the global representative democracy? Do bigger countries get more votes in that body?
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They cant leave the world. The world is too small to not have s global authority. I would see nations as sending representatives, with nations deciding how they choose their rep.
Sk8eM dUb
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Furthermore, what's the mechanism that keeps this governing body from becoming completely sold out to corporate interests?
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Same as with current representative democracy. If the corporate influence doesn't anger the people then things are fine.
Sk8eM dUb
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😂😂"Authority" over what!? What's the consequence for non-compliance or for refusing to send a representative?
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Probably equivalent to a vote of non-confidence. Either way a replacing of that nations government. Likely grounds for a new election.
Sk8eM dUb
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So you're down with forced "regime change"? Resistance is futile?? North Korea(newsflash, China is worse than NK) should just be straight up invaded and their government "replaced"??
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I am in favour of that, yes. That said I see China as willing to try. Maybe not honestly, but we would have to cross that bridge if we came to it.
Sk8eM dUb
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So if the people of the USA democratically decides to not obey the UN, we should be invaded too?
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Sure. That said obey is a poor choice of a word. It would be if they failed to uphold the constitution. At which point hopefully America would already be fighting its government.
Sk8eM dUb
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Watch this excellent film about the UN's attitude towards it's pawns.
It goes something like "for the greater good, please eat shit and die"
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Wow that looks great. Got to watch that. That place was pretty messed up, and not an easy fix. Funny you blame the UN.
Sk8eM dUb
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Necessary viewing and a supplement to the Siege of Jedotville.
If you think this is false history please prove it.
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I'll check it out later, but of course multi trillion dollar industries exert a lot of control. Look at how much they are attacking Elon Musk for threatening their industry.
Sk8eM dUb
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WHAT constitution written and ratified by WHOM? If you don't think massive authoritarian corporate interests are the ones writing the rules you're beyond ignorant.
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A global constitution written by the the nations leaders representatives, or more likely a community, and then voted on by those reps, needing a high majority to be accepted.
Sk8eM dUb
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Is it one vote per country or is it weighted by population? Why?
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Wouldn't be up to me, and depends on if they have Senstors of a kind as well. I am guessing they would go with each nation getting one. Representing regions makes more sense.
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It is because I am not ignorant I know it wouldn't be written by some corporate group. I dont wear the tin foil hats and fear frogs turning gay.
Sk8eM dUb
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😂😂😂 I love you lefties. Fat cat capitalists are everything that's wrong with the world! Politicians never ever ever take bribes from them to perpetuate their monopoies no nooo
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Capitalism is a great thing, and hardly what is wrong with the world. Sure power corrupts, but that is natural. Businesses would love more stable global markets though.