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Corrupt Australia presents an alternative to the politically correct channels of debate to reveal and scrutinize the skewed structure/design of modern Australian society. We also seek to encourage autonomous Australian culture which is free from the standardizing and overly materialistic clutches of globalisation and which encourages citizens to go further than simply contributing to a quantity over quality mindset and the banal and unsustainable conditions under which we may increase our love for and attainment of material mass. |
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Democracy: don't blame the politicians or the voters"Not all of "Questions without notice" (aka Question Time) is gunk, but most of it is. It is meant to be where the executive is held to account by the people's representatives, but instead revolves around tactics, the "horse race" and maintaining the "psychological advantage." "In a way, its sorry state reflects the general reporting of politics. As one becomes increasingly superficial, so does the other. [...] See what I mean? The dross is all most of us wanted to know, and it only required an hour and a half's observation. The things that really matter would need hundreds of tedious hours - and probably make dull reading." ::View Article:: This is nothing more than a report on democracy in action. Most people do not have any real understanding of the complexity of most issues, nor do they want it. They're simply into the emotional, grand-standing, more 'superficial' stuff, and so this is exactly what the commercial/globalist media compete to cover and present. In no time at all the politicians have become hip to this and increasingly construct careers around all the superficiality and crowd-pleasing hype to enhance their personal career aspirations (read: popularity). Neither the politicians nor the public can be blamed for this hideous state of affairs: the public vote but a logical, philosophical, or critical approach to the world and its political and social issues is not taught in schools, and many people simply are not that good at thinking for themselves in matters of society in the first place (we're not all equal in our abilities and interests, despite the claptrap). The blame lies, again, not with any one group of people but with the design. The design of our politics, or mass democratic theory itself, simply ignores the reality of the world. Mass democracy is a Utopian dream that is allowing those with lots of power to manipulate vital issues to their own personal advantage via the minds of an unwitting public who are supposed to be capable of independent thought and an executive, more than fleeting dedication to issues when in fact they aren't. |
Think of it all - of the life that is! Study your friends and foes! - Henry Lawson |
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