I think that a government that gives power to towns would be a good one.
Every town would have an official, and would change every 1 year to 2 years, and you go through a list to decide who the next person is (in a linear order)
That official would be able to veto any suggestions made by other members of the town, as well as handle most matters.
Furthermore, all of the towns would be under control of a King/Queen/Dictator, but if the leader (king/queen/dictator) wants to make a decision, it has to be passed with majority vote of every leader of every town in the country.
Yes, obviously. They have all failed. The only "utopias" aren't even utopias. They are strict communities that banish people from the utopia. If the world tried to be a utopia, it would never succeed.
Yes, obviously. They have all failed. The only "utopias" aren't even utopias. They are strict communities that banish people from the utopia. If the world tried to be a utopia, it would never succeed.
So because socialism failed in the past it is "obviously" wrong, right?
Curious, but what are your thoughts on the Roman Republic? A Senate when all was well, and a Dictator when all was un-well?
Roman Republic > Roman Empire
Roman Republic prospered, but Roman Empire conquered.
Hmm. I think electing a person and giving him supreme power concerning only CERTAIN things, is fine. Roman Dictators always followed the precedent, but the problem occurs when he doesn't want to give up power.
FDR was the only modern day Roman dictator I know of.
I dont understand is this like types or branches or state, local, and fedral sorry probably a stupid question sorry
In general. Also, no question is stupid. Questions can be pointless, but not stupid. That's like calling purple an idiot. It just doesn't make sense.
Roman Dictators always followed the precedent, but the problem occurs when he doesn't want to give up power.
So would you think its worth it? Like you said, someone with supreme power in *some* situations could be of benefit to the State, but what if he made the wrong choice, or became incompetent? Insanity + Power = D: (Nero, for example)
FDR was the only modern day Roman dictator I know of.
