The rules of the game called "politics"

[matrixmann]

How many times you wanna stay there and repeat the same phrases over and over again?
How many times you wanna stay there and the daily usual sloppy work keeps going on and on?
You expect anyone to believe you? You expect anyone to believe you do something in his interest?
You expect anything at all that no-one sees that you only try to administer the state of things because it's all too much for you? That you're overchallenged?
Politics is not a game of "I wanna be rich and famous". If you look for that, just dicover some dormant talent in you and try your luck in the free economy that you always praise so much!
High politics govern the life of thousands of people. You do your job as they do! Hand in hand work, you can't exist without them and they can't exist without you! Everyone does a job for the other so he doesn't have to worry about it!
This is the pattern of the game - and if you're not willing to follow that, just fuck you off!!
Fuck-up of a mass of human lives, you know how they call that? "Mass-murderer" and "war criminal".
You slowly get aware of what game you signed up for? This is not a children's game, this is not something you don't carry any responsibility for! Just like everyone else who "only" works in a factory!
This is not about you and your ego! This is about a high responsibility that you carry! And if you fuck that up big time even voluntarily, then this needs to get treated like "voluntarily"!
You know what happens to war criminals and mass-murderers, so you have an idea what judgment might happen to you before a court?

Comments

[onb2017.livejournal.com]

Actually, politician should not be a profession. You know at first in the Soviet Union the representatives of workers were in charge of politics. From the lower level to almost the highest. Because lets' say people at the factory know the best what will help improve their life so the representatives gather and decide and send the decision to the higher level where representatives from the district gather and so on.

If it is a paid profession, politicians are going to be corrupt.

[matrixmann]

I have a hard time imagining this in practice 'cause I've never made experience with this system. I can only base my judgments on what I know. In theory, sure it would be best if the workers themselves made laws and created the circumstances which are best for their daily work and life...

But, even this system makes you wonder sometimes.
There aren't only people in their whose kin already had a foot in politics or economy, there also people in the parliaments still to be found which once filled a normal profession and did a regular job. They weren't only son or daughter or whatever relative of somebody already known in these spheres.
But then again they sometimes carry such ridiculous decisions or campaign for such rediculous things in politics - it totally opposites the former profession they did. Like, just from that, there sometimes must pop up a question mark to them what kind of bullshit they're doing.
But none of that!
Even the highest politicians act like little children that say they want one thing and then again they decide to do the opposite!
And, they act like "no, I'm not the highest politician, it's not me to decide that!" while they're actually the prime minister or minister in some department.
Who the FUCK should decide anything THEN if even the minister says "oh, no - I don't want to get my hands dirty on this..."?
Who the fuck is supposed to do it THEN if not them?!
What did they get elected for?! Politics is not like the sunny side of life, power and cash and girls and anything!
What do these people image what their work will look like?!

And that's pretty much the scandal on it.
If you have a system that makes politics are job for someone to do, then it also must make sure that this job also GETS DONE!
And not passed on to next higher entity - and even the last one in the chain would want to hand it over to the good Lord!

This is all something that contradicts each other from the back to the front...

[onb2017.livejournal.com]

Because it is the system, it is interconnected. It is not based on personal decisions.

[matrixmann]

That's the impression I get too. Dooesn't matter who's there in which position, the outcome of the decision already is solid before some minister or parliamentarian comes around.
Otherwise this is hard to explain.

[onb2017.livejournal.com]

This is pretty much like almost all things work in a society. Like a complex mechanism. I think even a person with the best intentions wouldn't be able to do anything.

[matrixmann]

Hm, might be...
If you are a politician in a high position, you're surrounged by many people who want anything from your and many eyes are upon you what will be your next step. Dealing with all the several dependencies and expectations which even often contradict each other, it's not easy finding a way in between all this to satisfy the most and not die in between because you annoyed the wrong person.
But on the other hand, I don't know... I don't know if that's all to it.