Quote from: r1s2g3 on May 27, 2019, 02:37:36 AM

Quote from: BADecker on May 26, 2019, 03:02:40 PM

My proposal believes in punishing bad and negligent government officials rather than punishing the people by keeping the officials in office.

If you have ways to make things better, point them out. My brief proposal is missing a whole lot of details that have to be worked out. It's simply the basic idea. Giving government officials free reign without getting anything productive done makes things worse.

I think you should look at Jan Lokpal/(Citizen Ombudsman) for inspiration. Since we were struggling with corruption so it stated mostly corruption but you can replace corruption with most prevailing problem of your system.

PS: This bill never passed and no government is ready to pass the bill that can give so much power to the people that is not originating from government.

Not passing a bill of this kind is a smoke-screen, designed to make the ignorant populace think that they have no power. As I said in my previous post above, the capability of the people to do this is already written into the Constitution and Amendments.

Amendments 6 and 7 allow for trial by jury. The thing that is not clearly stated is the fact that these Amendments are not only defensive Amendments, but that they are common law offensive, where any individual can bring suit against any other individual via trial by jury - even an elected government official - for any damage they believe was done to them. There is law - literal court-case adjudication - that states execution for government officials who blatantly defy the law that you present to them, when you take them to court.

Listen to David Myrland at https://fci-recordings.s3.amazonaws.com/production/conference_6074645_307617... to learn about the law that can be used to have government official criminals executed (within the first 11 minutes of the audio recording). Note that David Myrland is a bit of a hothead, and has had legal problems because of it. So, do what he says (sort of) but not the way he does it. Rather, use the Karl Lentz way and, better, the Gus Breton way... Gus at https://redress4dummies.wordpress.com/ (Karl at http://jurorinlaw.com/talkshoe/klentz/. Download these audios before they are gone. Listen to the first 20 of them. Then think.).

So, we don't need, and really don't want, the government to pass any bills that give the people power. It's already in the Constitution and Amendments. The fact that the people barely use their power, and yet they are protected, shows just how powerful the people would be if they completely understood their power and used it.

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