Not so much as made me realize that our form of government isn’t what it used to be.
Has the Covid-19 pandemic changed any of your views about the pros & cons of different systems of government in the 21st century?
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I’ve disliked loose borders and globalized economies for a while already
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It has to. People that said no must not realize how well China is handling the spread of the Corona-virus.
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If the United States could make a governmental measure that could be acted upon in response to a virus, which only could be activated if a deadly virus exists, would be a good measure for our country to have.
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It’s reinforced my view that Singapore is the only model for 21st century governance.
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Not scalable. Singapore system works because they only have 5.5 million people. They do not have natural resources so most of their economy is propped up by wealthy foreigners trying to evade taxation. It would never scale to the population of the USA.
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all forms of government are ineffective which is why they should be kept as small as possible
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Ding ding ding we have a winner
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Taiwan and Singapore do not have similar systems of government yet they put up the best fight. South Korea and Japan have similar systems, yet Japan is dropping the ball.
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The -ism or the type system is far less important that how corrupt/competent it is.
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