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Can they please look up a guide on how to make a stable government already?
Request too vague, loading wolfenstien.exe
Nazi hunting?...
Run the code.
RUN IT.
Yeah. I've beaten Castle Wolfenstein. The secret turned out to be shooting all of the Nazis. Also a lot of secret doors, one in particular leading to a particularly big gun.
I want a world for my kids where our solution is nuanced, and education and growth oriented.
But if my dream isn't possible, I'll settle for a world where as many Nazis as possible are just dead.
Perfection can never be the enemy of progress! Cleaning out nazis will always be progress, if not "always" perfection.
Just press spacebar on every wall cube and you'll eventually find all of the hidden doors.
https://imgur.com/a368ixA
No luck catching them nazis then?
There are plenty examples. Though mostly in the smaller countries. Makes one think, maybe a few million people is the limit for long-term stable governments? Cuz governments get too removed from the people in larger countries (same phenomena in EU) and, as a result, too greedy. But initiative and referendum rights could potentially fix that.
Now the question, how to implement that.