"... On Aug 7, 11:09 am, Vamadevananda <[email protected]>
wrote: ..."

> Is that by law, as how it should be, or is it how it is ?  And, why ?
>
> On Aug 7, 10:03 pm, gruff <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I can see your point in theory but in practice I'm afraid the more
> > local or parochial government gets the more petty, corrupt and
> > dysfunctional it becomes.

If it is by law than it's some natural unwritten law that says human
beings will behave like asses given the slightest opportunity, and
that it happens more at the home town level than at the national or
global levels, although characters such as Kim Jong Il are the pudding
that proves it.

It is definitely not as it should be.  Not in my estimation anyway.  I
don't even like those talk shows where the moderator and the guests
all get to talking over each other.  It is, however, the way it is in
most cases.  There are always exceptions, pockets of excellence which
exist tenaciously in the midst of ignorance and a lot of teeth
gnashing, but I've moved around a lot and have tasted local politics
in quite a few places and I'm sorry, but it's not pretty.  You want to
see people at their worst?  Go to a sporting event or a town hall
meeting.

But it's working on those core issues that make us misbehave in most
cases, is the only way we are ever going to advance to the next
level.  Of course I believe it's happening.  I see signs of it all
around the globe.  There is a sea change taking place in human
awareness and self-consciousness.
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