Why politician don’t like educated peoples
Politics is the power to influence people. It is a special
power of influence that humans exercise over one another. A gun can be
powerful, but its power is only physical until a human takes control, and then
the power of the gun changes from physical to political.
Politics is the process by which individual interests or
desires are reconciled with collective action and the provision of public
goods. Politics is the process by which we determine what unique public good we
will achieve, even if each has a very different set of individual interests. In
state policy, public property that the state provides protection and expenses
for it. The government must participate in the disturbance by wanting
protection to protect us from external powers, to protect us from each other.
As ordinary people, we are always thinking about political
issues like raising or lowering taxes, whether drugs are illegal or legalized,
whether they are illegal, what the sanctions should be, if the federal
government sets drug rules or if that is left to the states in case they
invaded this country or not, if we invaded a country but not that, it should be
this instead, we should only invade that type of country
Politics is a discipline born in ancient Greece. Aristotle's
policy contains the famous phrase "man is a political animal" meaning
that it is our nature to live in society and to have power over each other.
The history of the Peloponnesian War began, a quite different
tradition, Aristotle examined the realities of power, the relations between
states on horseback. The strong person can do whatever he wants and the weak
suffer what they have to. In this way, a division was born which continues even
today.
The philosophers of domestic politics building a land of rules
and the philosophers of international relations mapping out what seems to be a
revolution in a world where there is neither recognized leadership nor
guaranteed recourse to the law.
More than a millennium later, the birth of liberalism forever
changed the face of political thought. Social contract theorists such as Thomas
Hobbes John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau have reflected on the way power is
exercised in their societies, in which Kings claimed it was their right to
govern. If peoples want to be control, then government would be the only legitimate,
as a result, these thinkers have overthrown the political world over their
heads of government, who they say do not automatically have the right to
govern, but the people have the right to be governed in the way they choose.
This liberal conception of power relations defines a large
part of our world, even today, or is politics the most interesting when it is
in debate. The library contains dozens of examples of authors who have clashed.
Reflections by Thomas Paine, human rights and Edmund Burke on
the revolution in France. It reflects two different perspectives, on the basic
ideas of liberal thinking and asking if the people are truly the ultimate
sovereign force in the country. We also examine two contrasting worldviews in
the wake of the Cold War Francis Fukuyama, the end of history, a liberal world
order, united in prosperity and peace. Samuel Huntington's "clash of
civilizations" predicted a world full of resentment at the apparent
triumph of liberalism and more prone to conflict than ever taken together.
These and other analyzes in the library tell the story not
only of the rise of liberalism but also of the challenges to its prevalence.
You will find revolutionary theoretical analyzes in the Macat analysis which
invented the study of international relations in the 21st century.
International relations specialists want to understand the fundamental forces
that shape international politics. They are trying to be scientists in the
Thucydides tradition, trying to develop predictive theories based on real
evidence.
All the citizens of the country should self-assess and try to
re-imbibe the moral values which
we have lost. Poisoning of black marketing, bribery, corruption, nepotism,
casteism and communalism is spreading everywhere in the country.
Allegations of corruption have been made from time to time
from a general employee to top leaders. Criminalization in the country's
politics is increasing day by day. In the longing for the chair or post, the
sage is ridiculing all moral values. 'Yen-ken-type' he tries to achieve it.
But the entry of criminal elements in India's politics has not
taken place in a single day. The way the winning struggle for the chair started
after independence, all parties began to reject the Gandhian view of purity of
means to establish their supremacy, they played a leading role in forming the
nexus of politics and crime. This process was also encouraged in the name of
eradicating casteism.
There is a need to find the cause of the increasing
criminalization and find the diagnosis. First of all, we find that the
electoral process of our country also needs to be improved. Money and power
dominate our Indian politics. According to an estimate, generally more than 90
percent of our leaders either belong to highly wealthy families or they are
related to criminal elements. Quality has never been the basis of our election
process.
Now, the meaning of word “politician” is completely changed
and it become Powerful who has the authority to make all changes without
concerning to public, authority to do anything that they want. It becomes the
trend that you come in front of peoples only in the vent of election, promise
all in favor of public and then forget everything after electing. Politicians
are aware about the weakness of public and when the peoples are illiterate then
it is very easy to make fool them.
Uneducated and poor people don’t know the law, the
regulations, what the economy is, how subsidies can affect the growth of the
economy, why the security of the country is so important, etc. Uneducated and
poor people are only interested in their temporary benefits, they always think
about how much tax discount, how many benefits they will get on subsidized
products, etc. If a state government distributes free cellphones, free laptops,
free water, free electricity, etc., uneducated and poor people are very
exciting and very happy. Even in a pre-election campaign, when the politician
simply promises the public that once elected, he will provide free electricity
to all people, then the people become very happy and all vote to get elected.
The poor and uneducated peoples are interested in temporary
and instant benefit and that is why everyone can deceive them, they are unable
to think about the economy, the law, the importance of the country's growth,
the importance of national security and that is why politicians loved this type
of people because after being elected by them the poor, they have nothing to do
for the country. They just appreciate their victory over foolish people.
This is the main reason why politicians loved the poor. This
is one of the reasons why politicians are against educating people. Once people
are educated, the politician can no longer make fun of them.
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