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对于国家的突发奇想

如果说我们生活在一个村子里,这个村子里有老人,有小孩,有女人,有男人。怎么说呢,我只是这个村子里住着,生活在这里,朋友在这里,也许老婆孩子还有父母兄弟姐妹都在这个村子里。村里有个管理委员会,他们帮我们协调大家之间的相互关系,他们是大家推举出来的,当然他们的言行也都会被大家看在眼里。有一天有一夥流寇来到了我们村子,他们说他们要当村子的管理者,于是大家就会愤愤不平,或者说他们来攻打我们的村子以便取得领导权利。如果这个管理委员会是一个强力组织,他们平时的要求或者规定如果得不到执行的话就会有很严重的后果,同时,做这个管理委员会的成员也会有不少好处,那么他们肯定会要求我们要“保卫家园”,如果不保卫村子,那就是“卖村”。其实如果村子被攻陷损失最大的是他们。很有可能,这个村子就得以继续由这个管理委员会管理下去。如果这个管理委员会不是强力组织,那么也很难要求大家一致努力抵抗外敌,那么也就很有可能被新来的管理。换句话说,我爱不爱村,跟我抵抗不抵抗毫无关系,但往往强权更能够调动更多的社会资源,历史中往往也是朝代更替的重要原因。民主以为着散,乱,慢。强权意味着,不平等,血,和愤怒。国家不外乎是从:强权======>>>>>>民主,然后咔嚓一下,又变成强权。真的,什么腐败,什么朝代更替都是假的,其实所有的朝代都走向一个更加民主的方向不管丫是有意的无意的,革命只能带来强权,而腐败滋生民主。

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  1. 腐败滋生民主,还是民主滋生腐败啊,不理解

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  2. 是不是看了“鬼子来了”有感的阿~

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  3. 不是,写这个的时候还没看呢。

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