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» A Chaskaedian view of education environment.
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well as throughout the stellar sphere, as we advance into it.
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(B)~90 Seconds to Midnight >>[To Doomsday Clock]
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(C)~National Politics >>[To National Politics]
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(C)~Bipolar Politics >>[To Bipolar Politics]
(C)~Doomsday Clock >>[To 90 Seconds to Midnight]
(C)~Heartharmonism >>[To Heartharmonism]
(C)~Me Absolute >>[To Me Absolute]
(C)~Social Games >>[To Social Games]
(B)~State Politics >>[To State Politics]
(C)~Washington DC Statehood? >>[To Quirks & Problems with D.C. Statehood]
(B)~Taxes & Levies >>[To Taxing]
(C)~Broad Scope Levies >>[To Broad Scope Levies]
(B)~Tenure >>[To Tenure is not Slacking]
(B)~Too Big to Die – or Get Rich Faster? >>[To Too Big to Die]
(B)~Unbalanced Communities >>[To Unbalanced Communities]
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(B)~Washington D.C. Statehood >>[To Quirks & Problems with D.C. Statehood]
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Highlights
Why Seven Political Parties?
Political parties have been controlling populations and governance since their inception. No matter how people feel about such governing orders, each person is subject to the influence echelons possess within political parties, even when people declare themselves independent.
When voting, people are pressured – either directly or indirectly – toward one of the two primary orders. In America, Democrat and Republican parties, through the DNC and RNC, control governance within the United States. Convention committees within those parties set strict guidance on behavior and loyalty for candidates. It is truly a rare occurrence when any politician can consistently speak their own views.
Each time a person votes for a candidate, they do so to resist whichever party they dislike the most. They may not like the one they voted for, though they would rather see that choice in office, as opposed to the one they despise even more for being ‘Them.’ Since there are generally only two choices, this creates a bipolar effect on societies.
As prior Arinorin articles outlined, two-party systems of democracies split societies nearly down the center of populations and we’ve been with these Us-Them Societies since the inception of political parties.
How do we break this mold? Many people have tried to press other governing orders into arenas with a few short-lived successes.
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