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Analyzing Political Systems and Governance

The document discusses different perspectives on political systems and the role of government. It presents opposing views on whether political systems should prioritize the preferences of experts or the general population. It also suggests that the ideal system depends on a population's cultural attributes. Additionally, it discusses the role of taxes in allowing the government to fund programs and jobs while some argue they can encourage dependency.

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Analyzing Political Systems and Governance

The document discusses different perspectives on political systems and the role of government. It presents opposing views on whether political systems should prioritize the preferences of experts or the general population. It also suggests that the ideal system depends on a population's cultural attributes. Additionally, it discusses the role of taxes in allowing the government to fund programs and jobs while some argue they can encourage dependency.

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Learning activity 2

Evidence: Speak your mind

1. A political system is optimal not because it produces the policies that you
prefer. It produces the policies that much smarter people prefer.

I am not really in favor, since a political system is recommended when it provokes strategies that
everyone requires, no matter what they choose. On the other hand, policies that favor a population
are the product of the work of academically competent people who use their wisdom to reveal the
shortages of a population. Taking into account the above, I believe that there is no "absolute"
political regime and all political systems seen by human sensibility have always had blunders and do
not comply with what has been proposed.

2. The ideal system depends on the cultural attributes of the population.

The ideal government or system has to protect the knowledge, the religiosity and the shortages of
the multitude to take action. However, the goal has to be the primary peculiarity of an ideal regime
so that things like religiosity, knowledge, and scarcity are not so significant in taking action.

3. Individuals should be admitted to schools and hired for jobs based on


their ability.
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It is necessary to safeguard the right to training and work of every person, sovereignly of their
capacity or any other situation. Everyone should be welcomed in the academies and have the
opportunity to request a decent job and according to their profile; Such situations allow and create
difference and extirpate our community from its own bases of humanity.

4. Unlike the private sector, the government is motivated by public interest.

There is no doubt that this is the perfect belief for a democratic state, however, what we distinguish
and exist in a newspaper is a very different atmosphere; Every day we observe that congressmen,
governors, councilors and others who occupy political office are being imprisoned due to the
putrefaction of their administration, capital theft and many other problems caused by their own
selfishness, greed and the aspiration to have a lot of dominance.

5. Taxes allow the government to create jobs and provide welfare programs
for people in need.

Taxes are rigorous but unavoidable. The government is looking for additional money to pay for the
shortages of its populations, companies at the local level, taxes are managed to spend on the needs
of the population such as roads, schools, hospitals, libraries, sports complexes, military forces and
security police, as well as the administrative salaries of municipal officials.
6. Governmental programs encourage people to become dependent and lazy
instead of inspiring them to become hard-working and independent.

Those that the government gives us to return do not stimulate the people to leeches and laziness,
but a poorly drawn and misguided scheme. State programs must have the means and obligations to
attest to the guarantee of the aid offered. Programs that offer financial aid more or less without
obligation are pointless.

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