Not much, apparently, otherwise we’d be doing a heck of a lot more right now than that. It often excites my curiosity that an entire world of people who wear 99.8% of their genetic material can be so wrong on some things. Take, for example, each other!

So, sure, we’ve had our disagreements in the past, but hey, nobody’s perfect (Except me), right? Not even 6 billion people who’ve had millions of generations to work out their petty differences out between one another with violence, but NO, let’s all save up our national rivalries and unleash them in the 21st century, right?

This, to be brutally honest, sickens me and makes me wish that nothing would ever go wrong with the world. Which, unfortunately for mankind, I am accepting communism as the only way out. Anyone who knows me knows that I hate(d) communism, but hate to admit that I’m wrong even more. I honestly can’t describe how many times Democracy and Dictatorship have clashed in pointless bouts that gets millions murdered, and sure, Democracy’s always the good guy, But what happens when it’s not? What happens then?

“Communism is the opiate of the intellectuals with no cure except as a guillotine might be called a cure for dandruff.” - Clare Boothe Luce

Rika’s Thoughts:

So you chose that one person should make all the important decisions for a nation? Although that one person may be wrong? Wouldn’t power be corrupted if one person had too much of it? Wouldn’t decisions be harder to make with only one person at the top? Wouldn’t life be harder with no freedom of choice? Without free roaming? I think that democracy, although it has many flaws, is a better choice. A communist/dictatorship government could go into war and the people would have to follow no matter what. In a democracy, there could be choices, there could be riots, there could be so many different voices out there to lead the government in the right place. Wouldn’t the power to be free- no matter how destructive it might turn out- be the best way to go?