What political philosophy would work best in your ideal society?

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What political philosophy would work best in your ideal society?

Assuming you created a society, what political philosophy would you use and why?

Or would you create one of your own? If so, what would it be like?

My ideal society would be one of Market Anarchy.

Originally posted by Bardock42
My ideal society would be one of Market Anarchy.

*opens mouth*

*closes mouth*

Actually kinda hard to beat that. I'll put a vote in for Benevolent Facsim though.

Re: What political philosophy would work best in your ideal society?

Originally posted by Advent
Assuming you created a society, what political philosophy would you use and why?

Or would you create one of your own? If so, what would it be like?

The political philosophy i'd use would be to encourage every man woman a child, no matter the ilk, to commit to all and especially the most effective forms of public service for the betterment of human and land. I wouldn't force it on them as an obligatory statue but remind them that it is their birthright.

I'd severely penalize corruption (ending slaps on the wrists for the rich) and consolidate bureaucracy so that red tape isn't an issue. I'd aggressively encourage business ethics and make it taboo to commit any wrongdoings of that type. I'd also encourage corporations to serve as beacons and examples of benefiting society and land being that they singularly have the most resources. Again. Not by force. Nature will force then to do so though. They'll see how other corporations benefit from benefiting society and will follow suit. There's more and i know my vision sounds socialist and utopic but i see my society seamlessly meshing all there economies (comm. socialist and capitalist) into a nice well oiled machine unlike what we have now, that benefits everyone involved and not just the top few.

technocratic anarchy

Absolute Theocracy...with a population of about 200 like minded people.

Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
Absolute Theocracy...with a population of about 200 like minded people.

You just described a cult.

Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
Absolute Theocracy...with a population of about 200 like minded people.

😂

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
You just described a cult.

I was thinking the Vatican...but...the point stands.

liberal socialism {if u can call it a POLITICAL, and not economical philosophy} citizens can own private property for personal satisfactio etc, but thet can not TRADE with private property that they own.

Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
I was thinking the Vatican...but...the point stands.

Broke my chair . . .

Lower chamber: Democracy
Upper chamber: Meritocracy
Monarch representing constitution.

Constitution:

1. No one shall take anyone's right to live
2. No one shall force anyone to do something against their will
3. No one shall steal anyone's money, property, or anything else they earned.
4. Anyone can be a member of government
5. Monarch must only represent the connstitution
6. Government, Millitary etc. shall be subjects to Monarch and Constitution
7. All criminals shall be rehabilitated only! How they are rehabilitated, is up to the rehabilitators.

(applies to everyone: members of government as well as citezins and the monarch)

That's a draft anyway.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Broke my chair . . .

Sudden Weight Increase?

Originally posted by lord xyz
1. No one shall take anyone's right to live

When is someone alive?

Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
When is someone alive?

depends, is a person the cells that compose their body or the experience inside the head 😉

Originally posted by lord xyz

7. All criminals shall be rehabilitated only! How they are rehabilitated, is up to the rehabilitators.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bernardo

Originally posted by inimalist
depends, is a person the cells that compose their body or the experience inside the head 😉

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bernardo

Exactly. He hasn't murdered again since his release. (Or his wife, anyway).

Originally posted by lord xyz
1. No one shall take anyone's right to live

No abortions!

Originally posted by lord xyz
2. No one shall force anyone to do something against their will

Abortions for everyone!

Originally posted by inimalist
depends, is a person the cells that compose their body or the experience inside the head 😉

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bernardo

That is why I am asking him...

Originally posted by lord xyz
Exactly. He hasn't murdered again since his release. (Or his wife, anyway).

dude, no

karla homolka wasn't rehabilitated, she got out on a plea bargain and remains an embarassment to the Canadian justice system.

even if she doesn't kill or rape again, she poses an unreasonable threat to the population. That people keep giving her picture to the media probably helps prevent that as well.

oh... homolka drugged her sister to let bernardo take her virginity... remember, she wasn't rehabilitated, she played the justice system.

and she has an ECE degree.

Originally posted by inimalist
dude, no

karla homolka wasn't rehabilitated, she got out on a plea bargain and remains an embarassment to the Canadian justice system.

even if she doesn't kill or rape again, she poses an unreasonable threat to the population. That people keep giving her picture to the media probably helps prevent that as well.

oh... homolka drugged her sister to let bernardo take her virginity... remember, she wasn't rehabilitated, she played the justice system.

and she has an ECE degree.

What do you suggest to avoid people playing the justice system.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
No abortions!

Abortions for everyone!

This goes to the argument, foetus' don't have the right to live, and I agree, since they're life is dependant on the mother, therefore it's actually the mother's decision.

Localism, in a small rural town. Everything is locally produced and locally consumed. That's what makes a good, stable, functioning economy.