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An end to government, a beginning to the servicement movement |
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Score
86%
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191 votes,
Feasibility
67%
Originality
68%
Humour
40% |
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The central organizing institutions of every society are called its government. Is government the best name to have for central organizing institutions? I say no.
To govern means to control and limit. Do we really want our central organizing institutions to operate with a mentality that seeks to control, limit, and subjugate us? I say no.
There is an alternative to government. I call it servicement. If people insist on having their central organizing institutions called servicement, our representatives, senators, president, judges, and servicers (as opposed to governors) would be constantly reminded that voters want to be served and not governed.
Politicians would see that we do not want them bugging our homes and computers. It would also be made clear that we do not want to be dictate to in regards to our personal and private behaviors.
In a servicement our officials would be better able to focus on deterring and punishing people who violate us or our property. This focus is achieved by eliminating attempts to control or govern non-malicious personal behaviors.
Please join a servicement movement and let me know what you think. You can contact me by clicking on my name above...
Thanks for your attention and consideration.
Warmly and Sincerely,
Scott Pleune
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Scott is a social worker who has a strong interest in human empowerment and lives in Los Angeles, California.
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