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December

Why does the center-leftist ideology of liberal globalism want to erode national sovereignty and supersede national sovereignty with a supranational coercive legally binding world government, in order to force countries to protect the environment?

December 13, 2021
In Quick Observations
By B

Why does the center-leftist ideology of liberal globalism want to erode national sovereignty and supersede national sovereignty with a supranational coercive legally binding world government, in order to force countries to protect the environment? Because authoritarianism, through a supranational power, is the easy answer when one...

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09
December

The BBC’s director general, Tim Davie, said “a growing assault on truth poses a threat to societies and democracies around the world.” What do you think about this comment and are journalists in danger when doing their indispensable work?

December 9, 2021
In Quick Observations
By B

The BBC's director general, Tim Davie, said "a growing assault on truth poses a threat to societies and democracies around the world." What do you think about this comment and are journalists in danger when doing their indispensable work? Yeah. They (the media) suck. I would prefer...

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08
December

What prevents the US from a totalitarian regime?

December 8, 2021
In Quick Observations
By B

What prevents the US from a totalitarian regime? The people. Or, specifically, the number of rational people a society has. Rational people don’t tend to create and head totalitarian governments, although I suppose anything is possible. Instead, rational people reason. That is, they can see other points...

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08
December

Why can’t all of us be considered citizens of one world, then residents of different nations? Being citizens first of one nation only contributes to divisiveness and sometimes fiery patriotism.

December 8, 2021
In Quick Observations
By B

Why can't all of us be considered citizens of one world, then residents of different nations? Being citizens first of one nation only contributes to divisiveness and sometimes fiery patriotism. What happens is the the most populous region will make decisions (electorally) for less populous regions....

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07
December

Is democracy the best form of government for the U.S., or should more credence be given to the idea that “the best argument against democracy Is to have a five minute conversation with the average voter?

December 7, 2021
In Quick Observations
By B

Is democracy the best form of government for the U.S., or should more credence be given to the idea that “the best argument against democracy Is to have a five minute conversation with the average voter? Democracy is not majority rules, though many ignorant people think...

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07
December

What repercussions will the COVID-19 unvaccinated continue to face?

December 7, 2021
In Quick Observations
By B

What repercussions will the unvaccinated against COVID-19 still face? Incarceration I suppose. Or, maybe just a ticket and a fine: Kentucky man faces $750,000 fine for breaking Canadian quarantine rules in Alberta When two specific things happen together … The government will get popular buy in. But neither happened. Specifically: No mandate, across...

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06
December

Could the climate change crisis and/or the Covid-19 pandemic nudge more countries toward anocracy? What makes democracies embrace autocratic tendencies?

December 6, 2021
In Quick Observations
By B

Could the climate change crisis and/or the Covid-19 pandemic nudge more countries toward anocracy? What makes democracies embrace autocratic tendencies? Are you kidding? Climate change crisis and/or the Covid-19 are about gaining control over self reliant and self governing people so an elite can decide. What, if the...

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