I think you can trust people to do what's best for their own communities. Case and point - UK Gov doesnt want to feed poor kids over the holidays but community food banks will feed poor kids. When authority moves too far away from the people, it creates the weird scenario of nazis telling folks to round up their Jewish neighbours in exchange for a social and economic safety net even though they wouldnt want to do that under normal circumstances.
It depends what you mean by communities, just because people live close by, doesn't mean they share a community. Some people are just psychopaths, which is why they need to have their authority diluted by democracy, what happens if you live in a community with quite a few psychopaths, the bigger the community the more dilute their authority is, but the father away from the people the leaders get. Look at the row in Manchester, some of the local conservative councillors have backed the government over their own area. Anyway let's focus on the real Nazis....... (Checks notes) Oxfam, and amnesty international? Trump could label Oxfam and Amnesty antisemitic over criticism of Israel
Totally fair in regards to psychos locally. That's why I'm a fan of several layers of government(neighbourhood, council, regional and national) all working to expose corruption and bad actors in one another. Also a solid personal right affirming constitution or social contract.
That is a solid plan! I always think it's amazing the original Soviet system ended up in a authoritarian mess, when you would have thought the increase in democracy would have done the opposite. Soviet (council) - Wikipedia
Which it's why its best I'm in charge, everyone else is untrustworthy! Where as..... Political reasons why I won't.......
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