1. As another Prime Minister of the UK steps down in just six weeks, the drama of parliamentary democracy heats up in the UK once again, and showing us that democracy is beneficial most of all - not to the public and the citizens - but to the dalals of the system.
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2. The system is as claimed, 'by', 'for' the people and it is the 'people' who are mentioned again and again in their legal documents and the politico-legal language, and it is the people who are the least concern of this system.
3. Democracy is a self-perpetuating system, with a string of institutions attached to it including the judiciary, executive, legislature, police and the press which exist to 'separate' the powers that are, but in actual reality they are the real benefiters of the system.
4. Institutions whose defined job is to 'keep an eye' on the system won't be able to justify their existence if the system worked perfectly. Their vested interest is for system to malfunction so that their own & permanent 'existence' is justified. Sicker the system the better.
5. It is a system designed to keep a certain class in employment. It isn't much different from French aristocracy against which the Revolution happened. Yes the clothes are less ridiculous. Yes, the public language is more flowery, but the 'labor divided' system is for itself.
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