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9th Engineer · 09-13-2006, 09:34 PM

Any chance someone will try just denationalizing the whole zone and breaking it down into little pieces? Each section (lets say there are 300 of them) could elect a local council to deal with basic issues pertaining to that area, much like a village government. That way you could get by with only a handful of
laws designed to stop power players in each peice from lumping them all back together again, such as saying that no contract can be made which includes more than 10 zones. Very rough idea, but the gist is to revert government back to the way it was 1700 years ago. If most of the country lives the same way they did back then, why update the government? Just zone off comercial areas and keep everyone separate. Add to this if you want, just musing.

09-13-2006, 09:34 PM	#15
9th Engineer Bioengineer and aspiring lawer Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Pittsburgh Posts: 872	Any chance someone will try just denationalizing the whole zone and breaking it down into little pieces? Each section (lets say there are 300 of them) could elect a local council to deal with basic issues pertaining to that area, much like a village government. That way you could get by with only a handful of laws designed to stop power players in each peice from lumping them all back together again, such as saying that no contract can be made which includes more than 10 zones. Very rough idea, but the gist is to revert government back to the way it was 1700 years ago. If most of the country lives the same way they did back then, why update the government? Just zone off comercial areas and keep everyone separate. Add to this if you want, just musing. __________________ The most valuable renewable resource is stupidity.