ocean515
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What pathetic silliness. You're hallucinating.
There are not global elites in governance. (Well, maybe one. Angela Merkel.)
There is only the expressed will of the people, that is, when it is expressed at the ballot-box. Which is rare in the US, given that we have one of the lowest participation rates in the world.
Don't believe it. See here, scroll down to page 78 - Figure 11: "League table by country vote-to-registration ratio, parliamentary elections, 1945-2001".
Of 169 countries, Australia is first and the US in 120th.
How can we think that politics in the US is democratic if the people have not all that much inclination to manifest their preferences by voting?
Move their fingers for bitching-in-a-blog, Yes! Move their backsides to go vote, Uh-uh ...
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So the decision of free people to vote, or more precisely, to not vote, is proof democracy is not in demonstration?
What type of democracy exists where people are required to vote?
To imagine there are not global elites in governance is unquestionably evidence of a line of thinking that can only be based in fantasy.
The UN is a glaring example of global elites seeking to control the entire human population. What do you think the IPCC is doing, printing suggestions? What do you think they are demanding, spare change?
Pathetic silliness? I think not. Hallucinating? Quite lucid, thank you.
Perhaps those rose colored glasses you're wearing should be removed. Reality doesn't have the same hue that you have embraced.