bogeyman
22nd July 2014, 13:54
This is often a statement made by politicians. Yet do not assume what is in the interests of the people, is the same as the country because it is not.
There are many things that can be done which would be in the people’s interest but not the country in itself. Who is the country? Is it those that maintain the system such as the civil servants who hold permanent positions and whom are hardly ever seen and never voted in?
Sometimes situations develop which are solved in such a way as to be beneficial to the country and its systems but not to the peoples whom are affected by the systems that control them. Protect the establishment is a term that has been used, and whom are they?
Politicians who are meant to represent the public’s interest are themselves controlled by the system since they have to abide by the laws and systematic demands required to operate within such framework.
In the public’s interest, who decides what is in their interest? Those are not public but those that are a part of the system itself? Should it not be a representative who is vote or decide to have such a position by the public themselves as a whole, not just a politician who covers a small area of a particular country and only representatives those that voted for him or her in the first place?
There are many things that can be done which would be in the people’s interest but not the country in itself. Who is the country? Is it those that maintain the system such as the civil servants who hold permanent positions and whom are hardly ever seen and never voted in?
Sometimes situations develop which are solved in such a way as to be beneficial to the country and its systems but not to the peoples whom are affected by the systems that control them. Protect the establishment is a term that has been used, and whom are they?
Politicians who are meant to represent the public’s interest are themselves controlled by the system since they have to abide by the laws and systematic demands required to operate within such framework.
In the public’s interest, who decides what is in their interest? Those are not public but those that are a part of the system itself? Should it not be a representative who is vote or decide to have such a position by the public themselves as a whole, not just a politician who covers a small area of a particular country and only representatives those that voted for him or her in the first place?