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How to End Special Treatment for Politicians and Restore True Democracy

 By Yusuf (Seer) The idea of democracy is that the people have the power to decide their own future. However, in practice, there are many ways in which special treatment for politicians can undermine the democratic process. Introduction – What is Special Treatment for Politicians? Special treatment for politicians is a term used to describe when politicians are given advantages over the general public when it comes to public policy and decision-making. This can include access to privileged information, access to financial resources, and the ability to influence decisions without the public’s input. Special treatment for politicians can lead to policies that only benefit a select few and often go against the will of the people. This can be seen in the way that politicians often make decisions that benefit their own interests, rather than the interests of the public. This often leads to a situation where the public’s voice is not heard and their opinions are ignored. As a result,

Taking a Stand Against Corruption

By: Yusuf (Seer) Corruption can be defined as any form of bribery or misuse of public power for private gain. This can include kickbacks from corporate entities or using governmental power to sway decisions in favor or against certain individuals or parties. Corruption goes beyond legal boundaries and can harm both individuals and entire populations. It can lead to inequality and erode civil liberties. It is estimated that more than $2 trillion dollars changes hands through corrupt means every year worldwide. The effects of corrupt behavior can have varying degrees of impact on lives around the world. From eroding civil liberties to malicious executives abusing their power, the effects of corruption can be far-reaching and detrimental. Negative impacts go far beyond financial loss and can lead to drastic rises in inequality between classes, ethnicities, genders, and more. If you want to make a difference when fighting for justice, you can start by outing local leaders and figureheads i