The Internet As Govt Self Suicide Device

[juan]

On Thu, 9 Jun 2016 18:05:56 +0000 (UTC)
jim bell <jdb10987 at yahoo.com> wrote:


> >Gov's don't self suicide.

> Usually, that's true.  The most obvious counter-examples today
> include Venezuela and Greece.  


	Venezuela is controlled  by a somewhat more totalitarian
	government than in the past. Not only the government of
	venezuela hasn't 'commited suicide', it's actually stronger
	than it used to be. 

	I don't know how bad the current greek government is, but I do
	know it is alive and kicking and that the 'crisis' it underwent
	was caused by all the money they stole.

	So at best you can argue that when a government grows too fast
	there may be some kind of 'blowback' but that is all.




> There is a difference, albeit small,
> between a government taking an action to deliberately kill itself, as
> opposed to a government taking an action will will eventually cause
> that government to be killed.  To a first approximation, both amount
> to "suicide".
> > However they may piss other
> >folks off, who then rise to kill them.
> I include that kind of event as being "suicide".          Jim Bell
>