Some of you will 'happen, occasionally, to observe how the government of our country is not representative of its citizens. I lately I feel like a pigeon represented at the congress of the hunters. We call our type of government "democracy" and that 'a word derived from greek and means "people's government". It really is not 'a democracy because the people do not govern, in fact I've never been called to vote a law as they were citizens of Athens. Ours is' a representative "democracy" that is where the people are represented by elected people. There are also the "oligarchy" and that 'government by the few and the plutocracy and that' "the government of the rich." Now I mischievously, I got the idea, certainly weird and wrong, that our democracy, when the people delegate to the elected decision makers, turn into reality in either or both types of government that I described below. Here is my thesis, I present only as an intellectual game and surely and 'devoid of any sense of logic and verisimilitude.
begins with the choice of candidates to represent the people, in the case of democracy should be chosen by the people themselves, but first here's the curious thing, the candidates are chosen by party officials who are not persons elected by the people, in addition: with the new electoral law (did not want to change it in the first 100gg, surely they will), we choose the candidate who will be 'elected and not as a first list of people including the city could still choose. We come then to the election, the candidates (chosen by the parties) have a function of the media coverage of the party making the presentation, not all the same as it would be logical. So we have that the party, not the people who already 'has gained power has many more weapons in' the other to be able to maintain and even increase. Apart from the visibility and 'institutional' also takes a great deal of money for the candidate to pay the costs of electioneering. There are even tables that say what we need to spend to access various positions, from deputy to the local administrator. It may therefore an ordinary citizen, who has no financial means to stand for election? No, not if ' backed by someone who has the money. But if it is' not 'then once elected who loaned him the money going to want' something to the contrary? Moreover, there is 'no variation with' for a citizen who wants to stand for election to do so does not belong to a party. That it would seem that the parties are plenipotenziali and have a firm grip on power, which did not come from the people but by themselves they can afford to do what they want. In fact, the parties to support, are forced, on the one hand to drain the state to place its representatives in each place at the cost of invent, or (better, as well) to ask for money around. A huge amount money is used by parties to build consensus and overcome the competing parties. The money pouring in a lawful and unlawful, in order to establish the new government for the interests of those who bestow. Who gives the money is usually 'who has them, then we say "the rich", which can be people, but more' often companies, banks or even other nations. The parties then desiring to perpetuate its power in the reality to those who have transferred funds. Here's how, in my opinion, can sometimes happen to have the impression (certainly wrong), that our representatives do not make our interest but that of someone else. With the exception of Italy, I think quite clear that "democracy" or the true government of the people do not exist anywhere and look good is not 'never existed, except in Athens before the arrival of Alexander the Great. This does not mean however that there is no 'solution but you have to find it. Studying history is known as the young "democracies" are often assisted by one or more generations in which the predominant sense of honor and justice, in which a majority of representatives to serve the community feels. Often as time goes by "democracy" is corrupted to become a dictatorship. According
helps me get angry and show it, in fact the people icazzato scary.
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democrazia
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