Shut up and stop debating politics like it’s going to change anything—it won’t. The system is broken, and it’s designed to stay that way. No meaningful mechanism exists to hold leaders accountable. The same people in power are trusted to self-regulate—a catastrophic flaw that keeps corruption, inefficiency, and ethical breaches alive.
The destruction of small businesses, skyrocketing living costs, corporate profits driving inflation, soaring state debt, defunded health and education, and foreign-controlled banks draining billions from our economy—these aren’t accidents. Add human rights abuses, media manipulation, unlawful wars, and policies sold to corrupt donors, and it’s obvious: this is a system without accountability. Leaders act with impunity, and things will only get worse unless we demand real change.
Enter the Leadership Accountability Court (LAC): an independent, citizen-driven body that empowers everyday people to hold leaders directly accountable. The LAC gives power back to the public, ensuring decisions serve society—not self-interest.
Stop blaming politicians or parties. Stop pretending debate will fix this. Without the LAC, nothing changes. It’s not just a good idea—it’s the only solution. Face it: without accountability, you’re endorsing failure. Everything else is noise.
Any journalist that refers to 'common sense' has no sense him/herself. One has to teach and demonstrate sense for it to grow. common. Roman Juvenal opined it did not exist as Voltaire confirmed in 18C . 'Peak sense' can be dated to c. 1870 when modern science philosophy rendered 3000 years of science [Natural Philosophy] archaic.
Example: when a nation exhausts its natural resources, it is not 'common sense' to increase its population, unless of course one is a shopkeeper or involved in services ultimately funded by a democratically elected future borrowing institution.
Sense should evolve from 'general all-round education' into common existence as the now archaic 18C Enlightenment promised. The Young are tired of fighting 'old men's' wars as that makes no sense at all. It is not the poor who start wars?
Shut up and stop debating politics like it’s going to change anything—it won’t. The system is broken, and it’s designed to stay that way. No meaningful mechanism exists to hold leaders accountable. The same people in power are trusted to self-regulate—a catastrophic flaw that keeps corruption, inefficiency, and ethical breaches alive.
The destruction of small businesses, skyrocketing living costs, corporate profits driving inflation, soaring state debt, defunded health and education, and foreign-controlled banks draining billions from our economy—these aren’t accidents. Add human rights abuses, media manipulation, unlawful wars, and policies sold to corrupt donors, and it’s obvious: this is a system without accountability. Leaders act with impunity, and things will only get worse unless we demand real change.
Enter the Leadership Accountability Court (LAC): an independent, citizen-driven body that empowers everyday people to hold leaders directly accountable. The LAC gives power back to the public, ensuring decisions serve society—not self-interest.
Stop blaming politicians or parties. Stop pretending debate will fix this. Without the LAC, nothing changes. It’s not just a good idea—it’s the only solution. Face it: without accountability, you’re endorsing failure. Everything else is noise.
Jordan Peterson a philosopher? That's a laugh. Or perhaps that precisely what's wrong with him.
Any journalist that refers to 'common sense' has no sense him/herself. One has to teach and demonstrate sense for it to grow. common. Roman Juvenal opined it did not exist as Voltaire confirmed in 18C . 'Peak sense' can be dated to c. 1870 when modern science philosophy rendered 3000 years of science [Natural Philosophy] archaic.
Example: when a nation exhausts its natural resources, it is not 'common sense' to increase its population, unless of course one is a shopkeeper or involved in services ultimately funded by a democratically elected future borrowing institution.
Sense should evolve from 'general all-round education' into common existence as the now archaic 18C Enlightenment promised. The Young are tired of fighting 'old men's' wars as that makes no sense at all. It is not the poor who start wars?