| Human history is filled with so many successful | | | | another form of government, which does not |
| civilizations and empires and with so many | | | | have the least some of the components of |
| different forms of government, but in the end | | | | democracy, which is an alternative that will |
| there appears to be no long-term alternative to | | | | provide a long-term solution for human civilization. |
| democracy. Or rather some form of democracy | | | | We saw in George Lucas's Star Wars that he had |
| where the people feel as if they are in somewhat | | | | put together a government, which had in it a |
| control of their own destiny and live out their lives | | | | group of wise and learned man who were a |
| as if they have choice and are able to pursue a | | | | collective rule of benevolent dictators. However it |
| comfortable lifestyle, good standard of living and | | | | also appeared in the movie that there was some |
| what they believe to be quality of life. | | | | form of democracy, voting and self-determination |
| Those forms of government and civilizations, | | | | of the people. From a philosophical standpoint one |
| which disregard basic human rights and abuse the | | | | could argue that in all of human history no |
| privilege of the people are destined to eventual | | | | civilization or empire has been able to be a true |
| failure unless those in control rule their empires | | | | and fair to the life of every man, woman or child |
| with an iron fixed. But in doing so that negates a | | | | within that society unless it had some form of |
| comfortable lifestyle, good standard of living and | | | | democracy attached to its government or rulers. |
| quality of life. So I ask you; can you name | | | | Consider this argument in 2006. |