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QuestionIs the current economic system inherently corrupt? If so, how do we go about dismantling it? GlenAnsweroriginal language english
Eliane Potiguara: The economic system as it has been for the ones who have the power, which typically is the government, is a unilateral system. By being unilateral the governments brawl with the people. They struggle and fight, it’s an individual form of living, competitive, egoistic and in the end they become corrupt. This is why we see governments all over the world which are 90% corrupt. On top of this corruption there a discussions about to build up a public policy for the people, for the working men, the opressed people for example. Well, this kind of policy doesn’t exist anymore, it is dismantled, it’s broken. The people themselves have to change this political system and to be motivated so that they would have the will to participate more in this governmental politics. The people should partecipate in governmental politics and not just observate that the government dominates. Honestly, in my opinion, the dictatorship goes on, it just changed clothes, it puts on new colors, new musics, new goods but it continues, it just changed clothes. The dictatorship continues, just that nowadays we know that to kill people is to violate human rights and this is not the right track but they keep violating human rights in another form.
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