Yes, but who’s pushing for this control? I agree that both are terrible. I’d love to see all upper levels of politics become limited terms, without the option to just jump from one to the other. Once you’ve spent some time, 2 terms maybe, in a position of high political influence (national level, local councils are a different beast), you’re out of national politics entirely. Get rid of the career politician, and hunt down the ones that take “gifts” from corporate interests ruthlessly.
Creeping in? The west was designed from the start to have corporate control over the public using its ‘government.’ The royals never lost controls, who do you think funded literally all major companies as capitalism developed?
This entirely depends on what the ‘government’ is. Pretending all governments are the same is pure idiocy. An actual people’s republic is miles away from the US or other feudal systems.
It’s not just loss of privacy, it’s also government control which is more problematic IMO.
As opposed to Palantir control?
Why opposed? The fact that government and agencies control is creeping in western world is scary as well.
Yes, but who’s pushing for this control? I agree that both are terrible. I’d love to see all upper levels of politics become limited terms, without the option to just jump from one to the other. Once you’ve spent some time, 2 terms maybe, in a position of high political influence (national level, local councils are a different beast), you’re out of national politics entirely. Get rid of the career politician, and hunt down the ones that take “gifts” from corporate interests ruthlessly.
Creeping in? The west was designed from the start to have corporate control over the public using its ‘government.’ The royals never lost controls, who do you think funded literally all major companies as capitalism developed?
This entirely depends on what the ‘government’ is. Pretending all governments are the same is pure idiocy. An actual people’s republic is miles away from the US or other feudal systems.
That’s true, but governments can quickly change for much worse. No government shall have such mechanisms in place.