Jibbguy - those were both interesting posts. I agree your comments regarding Sibel Edmonds, et al - those interviews - show some serious accountability of your congresssmen - sorry - persons. But consider also the extraordinary privilege you all enjoy in living under a constitution that can enable accountability - even if it's only a theoretical constitutional right. There are many countries where it would be entirely out of the question. You need to hold that up as a flag to the spirit of America. We're still exploring our rights to freedom of expression - and a small reminder - the vast majority of our planet's population hardly know the meaning of the term.
But regarding your question as to what takes over? That's really profound. What would stop Greer taking the reins? And if not him - then who? Would centralised control take second place to some sort of regional or federal authority. And what would limit their power? The fact is that we all look to a heirarchical control of sorts. I sincerely believe it's been genetically encoded in our psyches.
However - what could - perhaps - be considered is the 'end product' to a general equalising of the 'benefits'. This would, presumably reduce the mad scramble to compete with the Jones's. If energy is freely available - ease of living is ensured - and the competition with each other - thereby reduced. Or rather not the end to competition as this is healthy - but competition to gross displays of personal possessions. I don't know. But possibly. Certainly that was a Marxist maxim. Man to lose that acquisitive nature? Perhaps a free distribution of ease of living - and this could just go?
In any event. I do believe there's lots to be said for re-organisation into smaller units - even, ideally - in the Swiss Canton structures? Anyway I'm rambling. I hope it becomes a problem that we actually CAN reconsider governmental controls.
But regarding your question as to what takes over? That's really profound. What would stop Greer taking the reins? And if not him - then who? Would centralised control take second place to some sort of regional or federal authority. And what would limit their power? The fact is that we all look to a heirarchical control of sorts. I sincerely believe it's been genetically encoded in our psyches.
However - what could - perhaps - be considered is the 'end product' to a general equalising of the 'benefits'. This would, presumably reduce the mad scramble to compete with the Jones's. If energy is freely available - ease of living is ensured - and the competition with each other - thereby reduced. Or rather not the end to competition as this is healthy - but competition to gross displays of personal possessions. I don't know. But possibly. Certainly that was a Marxist maxim. Man to lose that acquisitive nature? Perhaps a free distribution of ease of living - and this could just go?
In any event. I do believe there's lots to be said for re-organisation into smaller units - even, ideally - in the Swiss Canton structures? Anyway I'm rambling. I hope it becomes a problem that we actually CAN reconsider governmental controls.

Yes i agree great points, Greer would be a great asset to us all if he participated like you describe, i think we can help show him this capacity by our methods
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