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Politics (Types of governments (Democracy (Presidential governments…

- - - - examples: USA
    - - Examples: UK, Singapore, India
  - - - Equality in distribution of resources
      - However, some others are more equal than others. So. previously proletariat(working class) may be treated unfairly. Aristocrats were more equal than the proletariat. Now, the Nouveau riche(a derogatory French term referring to those whose wealth has been acquired within their own generation, rather than by familial inheritance. Nouveau riche describes the vulgarity and ostentation of the newly rich man or woman who lacks the worldly experience and the system of values of "old money", of inherited wealth, such as the patriciate, the nobility and the gentry. This is most common in China. Where more of the working class have increased in their income due to the economic boom it experienced during the late 20th century.
      - Also leftist like democratic governments.
- - - - Cameralism
        
        Bicameral system like in America means that there are 2 legislative houses or chambers. Republic party and democratic party.
      - Federalism, different from state governments
- - - - more checks and balances so more democratic , executive and congress can check on one another.
    - - people can bring u dialogue, robust debates --> challenge views, e.g. SG conversation, and conversations about budget 2019
    - - who should vote?, should people with intellectual disabilities vote? Should the educated be only allowed to vote?
      - Only the educated should be allowed to vote. Some politicians who may be opportunists who will not hesitate to offer socio-economic benefits in exchange for political currency. They may compromise long-term growth for short-term gains, especially if the electorate is less inclined to take bitter medicine to achieve improvements.Voters should be mindful not to be sold on appealing lies, half-truths and misconceptions.
      - All groups of people should be allowed to vote. Because it is not the uneducated masses that elect the politician whose policies they think will benefit them. It is the sense of disconnect that the masses, uneducated or educated, may feel between them and governance. They feel that they do not experience the fruits of an expansionary budget. Thus the politicians with their simple messages become attractive.
      - Hong Kong elections, only a select few can vote, resulting in the Umbrella movement to protest and abolish this system.