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Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2007 12:02 am Post subject: Technocratic Democracy for a new America... |
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Now, you might ask yourself, "What is a 'Democratic Technocratic America?'"
Simply put, it is an America where leaders are elected, by the people, through qualifications of intellectual ability and general mental stability, sanity, and power. No more "Oh, he did drugs when he was in college!" Who didn't?! Or, "He's not Christian/White/Male! How do we know he can lead?!" Anyone who is intelligent can lead, it's just if we are willing to follow.
Technocracy is the idea that a group of the most intellectuals of a nation run the country according to what their minds can decide on as a whole. The democratic part will allow the people to elect officials who have their opinions in mind, or can listen to their point-of-views to present before their colleagues if they believe there is a strong point there.
Intellectuals(as any true intellectual will tell you) listen to each other. They can pay attention to other intellectuals and maybe even have their ideas changed if the other side presents a convincing argument.
No more Electoral College. That destroys the idea that the majority ideal can win, because democrats would have won the last two elections. The officials should be elected directly by the population.
There would be a system of 9(like the Justices of the Judicial branch) officials running the government, each with their own area of expertise to run. But any changes will be presented before the entire group and a vote will be cast on whether or not the change could be made(or pork-barreling will occur where changes to the proposition can be made so that everyone agrees on it).
The candidates themselves would be forced to pass certain qualifying tests over the area they want to preside over, with basic concentrations on the other branches of the government. Just like today, there are separate organizations in the government, such as Home Land Security, or the Department of Education, etc. The areas where the officials preside over will be the same basic structures, where some are linked together as one, depending on the relationship of the subjects.
The judicial system will still exist, but only justices appointed through agreements among the 9 leading government officials can be allowed to preside over the courts.
The legislative branch of the government will be removed. Congress and it's two chambers(The House of Representatives and the Senate) will be superfluous with the new executive branch being made up of people who will make the decisions(the 9 intellectuals that I have mentioned throughout the writing).
So far, how does this new government sound(this final questions leaves it open for people's interpretation of this idea, and any suggestions to my beliefs that could help me either better this idea, expand on it, or maybe even get rid of it all together through a new set of beliefs that could work even better)? _________________ "Revolution is a means by which one group of idiots displaces the predominant group of idiots." |
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Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 11:08 pm Post subject: |
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" If you eliminate that you eliminate the democracy that everyone thinks we have."
I never wanted to move democracy out of America. Hence the "Democratic" portion of it. I said that intellectuality will be a necessary requirement to govern, but the democratic part(as in legislation and other such things being voted on).
"So called intelligent people spend most of their time and energy trying to make their positions as confusing and boring as possible"
It's not really that things are made more difficult, but I think more detailed, so that less(or more in some cases) loopholes can exist.(Less usually referring to liberals and more for conservatives)
I still believe that the House and Senate are all too separate and were created for a nation where communication was weak. Now that there are more systems where information and ideas can go form one place to another more efficiently and rapidly, these are seemingly worthless and should be removed. I agree with the unicameral idea, though. Removing the two and creating one Congress to make decisions would also work. To keep it democratic, we could make them elected as well, with people voting, but still kept technocratic in that we still need intellectuals running.
As for the representation part, I still believe that worker unions(even though they can sometimes cause huge problems) can work to represent the ideas of the laborers in the country. _________________ "Revolution is a means by which one group of idiots displaces the predominant group of idiots." |
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