Some anons here still live under the same head of state/government they were born under, crazy to think about.
not every country has a treaty with their surronding countries to fly around and work and live as they wish to
>>224518001brainlets really think changing the representative class changes the ruling class lmao
>>224518134you missed the point, i meant that some countries (republics) have leaders that have been in office since forever.
>>224518149where did i say that
>>224518001ideally thats what it should be you cant pursue long term goals/strategies if you switch out people all the time. thats typically a sign of either public retardation or the quality of people going for the head of state role being very low.
>>224518001that was normal in the entire world until the 1940s outside of americaim sorry you were turned into a brutal democracy
>>224518001That's Singapore. Their ruling party won all elections with >90% votes since Independence, even though their social media really hates their government. They are ruled by the Lee Kuan Yew nepo babies. Singapore is basically a wealthy and functioning version of North Korea.
>>224518204what if the leadership is incompetenthow do you take them out (and they have the military on their side btw)
>>224521271vote em outthe problem is if the guys you replaced em with are shit too you have to suffer for 4 years.i think in most countries this system converges on re-electing the same handful of key figures with the most power/wealth/connections/charisma/name recognition and the main function of elections becomes keeping those people in check so they know even if they have a massive advantage in elections if the public gets too pissed it can kick em out so they cant half-ass it and must work hard.
>>224518204nation's interest is nation's interestif successive governments can't agree to pursue common policy that's pure skill issue
>>224521393not really it just becomes each government undoing everything the last one did
