WHY DOES NO FORM OF GOVERNMENT WORK PROPERLY?
Why Does No Form of Government Work Properly?
Throughout the planet, all human beings have evolved simultaneously to the status of humanity as one single family, not as isolated groups of strangers.
In practice, all human beings have very similar physical, psychological, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. Everyone needs adequate nutritional food, sleep and rest, and the necessity of being treated with respect and dignity. Even an atheist has spiritual needs: cultivating beautiful human qualities is a necessity of the spirit, of Consciousness, not of the physical body.
The planet does not need a centralized global government. If every government behaved in a humanistic, ethical, ecological, and sensible manner—respecting other governments and peoples, and unconditionally prioritizing dignity and Universal Human Rights—the Earth would be a very pleasant home for humanity and all forms of life.
The great problem with human beings is illusions, ego, and dualism—a set of gross errors that should no longer exist among rational beings.
Just as evolution occurred simultaneously among humans, impermanence is also common to all: sooner or later, everyone dies. Death ensures that there is no superior race or a nationality better than another; even the richest or most intelligent person dies.
Everything on the planet is impermanent: great love, the dream house, the beautiful desired car, as well as hunger and misery—one day they become mere memories and nothing more. That wonderful job, that fantastic career, those enviable academic diplomas—one day they vanish like ashes cast into the wind.
When a people do not harbor the illusion that they are superior to or better than another, when we do not think we are special beings and our neighbors are inferior, things follow a flow of balance.
When a politician, ideology, or government divides humanity—dividing a country’s population, dividing the people of a city, and even dividing families—human needs cease to be met for all groups, not just for the group out of power.
Humanism ceases to exist. Divided, people dehumanize one another, resulting in a general view that everything and everyone are merely beasts. The most important characteristic of a good character dies: ethics. Being upright, honest, and dignified stops being fundamental when people are sunk in darkness, fighting against their own species.
Ecology becomes just a trivial word in the mouths of hypocrites; they preach environmental preservation while simultaneously promoting and supporting hatred and wars that destroy nature and millions of lives—both of innocent people and beings on the planet—besides causing pollution, disease, misery, and hunger.
Good sense disappears. With the dehumanization of our fellow beings, human dignity becomes a luxury item so expensive and rare that even many wealthy people cannot obtain it: they have no peace, they do not breathe healthy air. With economic instability across the planet, an uncertain future robs them of sleep. The rise in violence and disease is reaching everyone.
When the Human Rights of one country, one people, or one group are violated, the Human Rights of every person on Earth are violated, because they are the rights of all—the rights of a single species, a single family.
No form of government can be good or function correctly as long as divisions exist, as long as the separatism caused by the unintelligent ego exists. A government can only be truly good and function correctly when all human and ecological needs are respected and fulfilled. However, as long as each person votes for dehumanized creatures without ethics, without character, and without commitment to Universal Human Rights and Ecology, the world will become an exponentially worse place every day.
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