ANOTHER Political Quiz

Prototypical answer to Anglagard: OK.
We'd only need about 7,344 hours per day to get all the reading and voting done.Maybe on Planet Mercury, if not Planet Reebok? Yeah - like that would ever happen. Your future is, essentially, a bunch of slaves?

Sorry - can't resist making this flippant rejoinder...RAZD writes: Then why didn't he just say "simplify"???

Tanypteryx writes Just wondering what a lengthly exposure to gas fumes means for the job worker over a lifetime - do they have the equivalent of Black Lung Insurance?It is very good that they got the lead out, however.
Yay.

Tanypteryx writes: I have already posted something like that here, i think, Tanypteryx.
Somewhere, anyway.Actually the bottom level is the juror lottery. After you do jury duty, your name gets thrown into the hopper for the next level up (select(wo)man, or something like city councilor, or whatever.). Any one can take their name out of the hopper at any time. Then those from level 2 finish their term and their names get thrown into the next hopper level, and so on all the way to State Rep, State Senator, Governor, US Rep, US Senate and on up to President of the US. That way the person at the top has EXPERIENCE at every level. No campaign money is ever spent. BUT....Bribery would still be unchained willy-nilly. Maybe sequester them? Any official caught taking money is gone from the system with no pension, no healthcare, no retirement.Ah, not sure this would work. Have to have a very different emphasis in Civic classes in school."Insane? Whaddya mean? None of you idiots here are any more nuts than the average asshole walking out on the street!" - paraphrasing Jack Nicholson in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"

...and you'll be right behind me in line for a referendum to make Pi = 3.00000.