The Unofficial But Kind of Official US Pawliticks Thread

[wufwugy]

Any anti-government ideology is at least partially whack. It's an inherent contradiction, like somebody arguing against society. Motherfucker you can't argue against society, only certain kinds of societies. Society is an inseparable factor of human interaction, likewise government.

[a500lbgorilla]

The USA seems to have very strong, deep-rooted anti-government sentiments, which always puzzled me because those who hate the government the most, are usually the loudest to claim that america is the greatest country in the world.

If your country is so great, why can't you come up with suitable governance?

More so than other counties, the USA has a prevalent attitude of do it yourself. Any big government cuts against that. Not everyone in the USA believes that, but it's probably as accurate as saying the other end of the spectrum, the French, consider their government the collective French effort. In the USA, the first inclination would be towards the American people resolving needs while in France it would be towards the French government resolving needs.

We haven't come up with a suitable governance now?