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A lottery? So the people of England held a lottery in which Wiliam the Conqueror’s name just happened to be drawn out of a hat? Uh, no. Monarchical dynasties win the throne by force - either conquering foreign territory or disposing of domestic rivals to their power.The first monarch could be selected by asking a Catholic royal to join the community and reign or a lottery could be held among the existing colony. But, all would be considered of equal rank to the monarch in dignity. It would only be the monrach’s duty to watch over the good of the whole country, not judicate minor matters among family groups. And family groups wouldn’t necessarily be related by blood, but by voluntary association. Can you tell I’ve given this a bit of thought?![]()
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One-term limits do not encourage long-term thinking or planning in governments, as they know they will not reap the kudos for it.I’d base any new country on the U.S. Constitution, except this time specifically spell out limits on government: Must have balanced budgets, cap taxes, no Ponzi-funded social programs, one-term in office, etc.
Unless you make that one term a long one - ten years maybe? But have something like a recall system - if enough people get fed up with a government then they go back to the polls