If someone started a movement for reform, to right all of the governments wrongs,how far would you go to help?

Answer 1

You have to break down not only the political paradigm, but the social paradigm as well.

You'd have to be ready to do a great deal...for a very long time.

We need to keep doing what we're doing; consciousness raising and living out what we believe in. I don't think we need an organized effort. I think we need genuine grassroots change. And that happens right here, right now... and wherever else we may effect things on a daily basis.

Answer 2

I would go as far as to point out that governments are made up of people, governing people, and all people are less than perfect.
Likewise governments are all less than perfect. However, the US Government is the freest, fairest, best government in the entire world, bar none.
Let us first reform Cuba, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, China, Russia, Venezuela, Sudan, Liberia, Burma, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Syria, Iran, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia for starters.

Answer 3

Historically such a movement has not gotten very far, and frequently those who have started any such effective movement have ended up prematurely expiring as a carbon lifeform.

Answer 4

Probably not very, as my view of government wrongs is not likely to agree with anyone else's.

Answer 5

DEPENDS

What's the definition of "wrongs". If it means ridding the world of phony Limosine Liberal Democrats in the United States, I'd go all the way.

Answer 6

All the way to the moment that person was assassinated by the corporate elite.

Answer 7

I'm active in local politics. I'm already trying to right the wrongs. I'm a democrat.

Answer 8

I wouldn't get out the front door. My wife and I disagree on everything and she's bigger than me.