Intergalactic Summit

I do not see how a system where the uninformed hold the same power as the informed being better than, well, any other system. Far as I see it it's all a list of pro's and con's.

The Tribal system utilised by the Minmatar Republic also strives to better the lives within the Republic. The difference here is that the power to make it happen is held by the Tribe Elders rather than the common people (though the people could sway the Clan Elders to their concerns, and they can then bring this up to the Tribe Elders, who can then bring it up with the Tribal Assembly).

In fact, when changes to infrastructure and facilities are required, the Republic can probably effect this change much quicker than the democracy of the Gallente Federation, due to the near-absence of bureaucracy in the Tribal system (assuming the resources are available). In the Federation democracy, there still needs to be a referendum, debates, votes, multiple layers of red tape, etc etc to get the desired change effected.

I say the Amarr Empire is much more efficient in comparison, depending on how close said world is to the Empress. If your world happens to be right within the core regions and just next door to the Empress and the Empress declares, "Improve irrigation and power grid," your planet will receive that irrigation and power grid improvement no questions asked. None of that inefficient bureaucracy that plagues the Federation government.

As I said, pro's and con's. Different ways of doing things with different advantages and disadvantages. No such thing as a perfect government system.

You should consider his mind made up.

Challenge accepted.

Democracy is the system not the people who strive for better lives within it. It is there for things like clean water not to be a tool of institutionalized intelligence. You have to make your own dream come true. Democracy where injustice and misinformation is hidden in plain sight is not the definition of a democracy. [/quote]

The Tribal system utilised by the Minmatar Republic also strives to better the lives within the Republic. The difference here is that the power to make it happen is held by the Tribe Elders rather than the common people (though the people could sway the Clan Elders to their concerns, and they can then bring this up to the Tribe Elders, who can then bring it up with the Tribal Assembly).

In fact, when changes to infrastructure and facilities are required, the Republic can probably effect this change much quicker than the democracy of the Gallente Federation, due to the near-absence of bureaucracy in the Tribal system (assuming the resources are available). In the Federation democracy, there still needs to be a referendum, debates, votes, multiple layers of red tape, etc etc to get the desired change effected.

I say the Amarr Empire is much more efficient in comparison, depending on how close said world is to the Empress. If your world happens to be right within the core regions and just next door to the Empress and the Empress declares, "Improve irrigation and power grid," your planet will receive that irrigation and power grid improvement no questions asked. None of that inefficient bureaucracy that plagues the Federation government.

As I said, pro's and con's. Different ways of doing things with different advantages and disadvantages. No such thing as a perfect government system. [/quote]




The Matari Elders have a most efficient way of distributing commands and distributing information. This is why I support their freedom so vehemently.

The Federations red tape is even tape which is better than nothing.

Amarr policy is a popularity contest where God always wins. I know God is the most popular being in Amarr space but I can't seem to find his opinion on anything. Doctrine and law expressed by a corrupt priestess claiming to know something of God dependent upon philosophical diatribes that aren't even taped is not a government. It is a priesthood however when coupled with slavery it becomes a mafia of robes and smoke.

The loyalist Amarr are insane and their way of life must change with the freedom of all slaves being a priority and the development of some type of modern way to govern their peoples coming next.

I would only use their current order to free all slaves and then dissolve it completely.

If God created humans is not the common human the voice of God?

Power is not Gods concern because it is a substrate of its existence. Yet the Amarr confuse power for God and this is why they are insane.[/quote]

I am an Ancient Amarrian. My forefathers kept slaves and were removed from their high places in society for not being abusive enough. Amarr is not a social structure it is a self destruction or excommunication. Any time an Amarrian advances his theologies farther than that of being revered by slaves he is considered a heretic. There is nothing to be found in the Amarr Empire but reformation.

You never want to displease the Empress. Ever.

I like to know the families with the money and power in my society. Whether they are out of their league or not they still hold the power and funds to do great deeds with their deep pockets. They might as well have some responsibility while they are in possession of such power in the first place.

With democracy the money gets lost. So does the person who is in possession of it.

I see nothing wrong with the tribal system pulling strings as that happens anyway only with it you know where the strings are instead of in a democracy where you don't.

You'd still displease her.

Meaningless justifications for wrongdoing to suit your purposes at best. To suggest that in a social setting where corruption and nepotism is already taking place these acts are morally just whereas in a system where affluence and social stand is of import the act of subverting lawful or proper procedure is suddenly immoral is plain foolish.