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>>6076413
>radical forms of governments can work
You need to understand that not everyone is going to agree with the government's actions no matter how good the results they produce are.

People have different goals in life and so government, as government shapes and molds our lives.

These goals are far from objective, and so eventually society drags government to their local take on a balanced government.

While your very special flavor of extremism may be way more efficient than a balanced government, people are not perfect and many will oppose you just for the sake of it and no government can stand when those who oppose it gain more power than those who up hold it. The speed of which this occurs is proportional to the extremity of the government (or lack of it) in question. And then like a phoenix from the ashes a generic mediocre government will rise and devour all.

Though I do love extremism it never is stable for long periods of time. If only we had excess undisturbed space for social experimentation with extreme forms of government.

My personal opinion on which established school of government works "best" varies greatly by the local population size, cultural ideals, and technology levels for the most part.

No one on a Manchurian glass work literature board is going to have a great deal of insight into matters of politics and philosophy.