The Rise And Fall Of Governments

Why do people form governments? When should those governments be replaced?

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One of the things that he taught that the founding fathers really took to heart was that about the purpose of government, why people get together because government can be so overbearing at times. So why do they build, why do they form governments? He says that they do this to form safeguards against the depravity of mankind. Then he recognized, yes, people are depraved.

And so to protect our rights, people, they gather together. So to avoid the danger of depravity of mankind, agreeable men join forces by interweaving their interests and safety, forming confederacies for their mutual safety and support. To achieve this purpose, those who seek it should be firmly joined together. So people of like mind, of course, they come together to be able to protect their rights from those that might want to remove them.

And so, but further on, why do they dissolve those governments? These are the reasons why we get together. Why do we dissolve? Among those which join together to form a government in a country, it is absolutely requisite that there be a perfect consent and agreement concerning the use of the means of government. Now that seems radical because of course, the corporate media today talks about how the founding fathers compromised so much.

Well, of course they did not compromise principle because this is a key thing that they understood. This is observable as anything we can see in the universe is that it is essential that when people gather together to form a government, that they have to be, they have to be in perfect consent as to the means of government, the power that government has. Because if they don't do this, just as much as you throw a ball up in the air and it's gonna fall down, if people that don't have an agreement on what government's power are, if they are divided and separate in their opinions, they will be divided into parties and will clash.

Now that's obvious. Today, we can see that. Republicans, Democrats, even people within all those different parties and all of the people outside of those parties, people in the United States in general, let alone in any of the several states are not united on government. And so what are we seeing? We are not only seeing disagreements in government, but we are seeing disagreements out in society.

We are seeing riots in society on a regular basis because we are not following this principle. We are not gathered together with people that are unified and perfect consent on the use of government. And so of course, there's no other result that can happen. It would be against the laws of nature for anything else to happen, but for the clashes that we are seeing in society today, because we do not have a perfect agreement on government.