This concise and somewhat humorous graphic shows the mechanism of action of any government in the world. Sometimes it is difficult to reach the obvious truths that govern our civilization. People have to understand that the government is to serve the people and not vice versa

We are the people - we should rule

Most of use forget that  people are the people, and that no one should be denied rights because some person or group is a "privileged class."

We should not confuse the words of God; they do not mean what we think they mean.

I am not a politician and I do not aspire to this role, but I believe people should have a greater say in how their money is spent. Currently, democracy is an apparent choice and a delusion.

There will always be those who would say "what about the people?"  

The answer is, "it doesn't matter how, since the people will vote for it".  

So, the real question is,  what are we doing to change things?  

I'm all for voting, but we need to realize what's happening and make changes that will actually improve the lives of ordinary working Americans. It's easy to be a citizen when you have all the things, but a better system means more than just giving people money, or the right to vote, or the right to travel, or the right to enjoy a nice, safe retirement, to have a job and to have the freedom to live a good life.  

We need a better democratic society that takes care of the people and that is fair and honest.  What do we do when they don't care?  We need a better democratic society that respects the wishes of the people and puts people first.  

In order to do that, we need to create the conditions to ensure that the people are represented in the voting process, that we have a system that gives the citizens a say in how their money is spent, and that we make sure that our elections are fair and open to voters.   In order to do that we need to create and sustain the democratic tradition in our country of the people having a say.  

We need to ensure that we give them that power. What do we do when people have no power, and the government does not even have a say?

What can we do about it?  

The answer is, it's easy, because we must take care of those people.  We have to be very careful not to make them into the scapegoats for a corrupt, unbalanced government. 

The answer is to create a system of representative government that serves people and consider people as master not their slaves.

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