Comment by AaronFriel
8 years ago
> You don't need centralization of power in order to have centralization of access.
It isn't necessary, but it is sufficient and that seems to be enough for a lot of folks. You seem to be arguing that I'm saying this is ideal. It's not, but it does seem to be the structure most people arrive at naturally.
> It isn't necessary, but it is sufficient and that seems to be enough for a lot of folks. You seem to be arguing that I'm saying this is ideal. It's not,
In other words: It could be even worse? Your point being?
Monarchy isn't necessary to govern a country, but it is sufficient and that seems to be enough for a lot of folks.
Does that make monarchy a good idea? Does that make democracy a bad idea? Does that mean that people have considered the advantages of democracy? Does that mean people are even aware of democracy? Does that mean anything?
> but it does seem to be the structure most people arrive at naturally.
Centralization of power? Well, if you mean by that that people who want to have power often are good at finding ways to dupe people into various forms of dependency, then I guess so? Again, your point being?