Re: Becoming the homeless and poor it's new Normal now days

The US and many other top-world countries will bounce back sooner or later, but many countries still baffle me with the way they mismanage their commonwealth due to bad leadership and corruption. This will continue to plague the world if people can't have a change in their orientation.

While it's true that most third-world countries will keep suffering from economic hardships and inflation because of corrupt leaders, who do you think is responsible for that? It's the population itself. When we are given the right to vote, we should do some research and analyze every party and leader before we cast our votes. If we are casting our votes either for money or because of ancestral support towards a certain party, we deserve to live in such bad situations.

People in many countries are fighting and protesting against their leaders because of their corruption and making the countries have extremely bad economic conditions, but these things should be considered when we are giving them our votes and electing them to take control of the country.

Recently, people of Bangladesh fought against the injustice of their prime minister and made her resign and leave the country immediately. Other nations will need to follow the same path if they want to get rid of their leaders' cruelty and incompetence.

But still it would really be that a hit or miss on which if you are living on a country on which it does have that democracy kind of government then it wont really be giving out that assurance that voted leaders would really be definitely be doing their job without any issues about corruption and other correlated things. Life conditions isnt really that equal on every place or country on which there would really be tons of factors on which really needs to look up or to consider on why these places ending up on having that kind of condition. If you do live on a first world then you are lucky on which you wont really be that living up so bad but we do know that everything would really be still that depending on how wise you are on taking up decisions and of course having your own job will really be that making
you at least be able to survive this harsh reality where economic conditions becomes shit over time. So you would really be needing to work hard your ass off in able for you to survive. Grin

Democracy is not a magic bullet to ward corruption. Still, corruption stems from human avarice rather than from poor policy. Those in authority hunt the wealth, the power, the great life. The harsh truth is what I am talking about

That is the misconception many people are carrying about, democracy is only a system of government, and it is strictly adhered to in some countries, particularly those top-world countries and no doubt is working for them. But these countries are still not without corruption and yet they are doing fine. The only difference is that their system is working and they are rich, which limits the effect of corruption and a few mistakes on the economy and the masses. This is why people think they are saints. What can help any nation is beyond the system of government but the foresight and attitude of both the citizens and the government. It will however be fine if the corruption can be eliminated, it will go a long way in better managing the commonwealth. But if this is done and the leadership is still not good, only a little can be done.