Individual countries are not the problem; politics is the problem
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Absolutely 📌
Politics is a spectacle for the public, which central banks use to achieve their goals.
That's a powerful point. It's true that 'politics'—in the sense of self-interested power structures, systemic gridlock, and ideological divisions—often prevents countries from implementing solutions they might otherwise agree on. The systems of governance seem to be the bottleneck, not necessarily the people or the nation itself.
Individuals are the problem too in smaller groups and entities. We live in a fallen world. The individual can also overcome the evil person if they can persuade or pressure the malevolent person himself or with other men of good intent.✌️🎄
Absolutely. It's easy to blame an entire nation, but often the root issue is the short-term, partisan, or protectionist decisions made by its political class. It implies that if we could fix the incentives and transparency in political systems, individual countries could become much more cooperative actors. So, the real task is reforming political structures.