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  • The Ideal Armenia - What's your version?

    What I'd like to know is what the ideal End Goal/Vision of Armenia everyone here has.

    The Economic system...The Political system...The Religious system....The Social system....What are you're views on each element?...And how would they all combine together to form your ideal Armenia?


    Personally, to put it short, I'd like Armenia to be what the United States was in it's humble beginnings.

    - Democratic Politics, Capitalistic-Free Market Economics, Non-Interventionist and Reserved Foreign Policy.

    I/We can delve deeper into each element if I see people are interested in discussing this subject.

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    Re: The Ideal Armenia - What's your version?

    If you wish to understand the context behind my logic for choosing this ideal I`m about to describe, read this thread:
    Where we discuss more serious topics like philosophy, politics, history etc


    What I propose for the country of Armenians is feudalism (doesn`t mean we have to use the technology associated with this era proper, but rather its social institutions and the realization of divinity on the Earth through faith and loyalty in a spirit of conquest and mastery towards one`s proper nature. This kind of mankind is not some obscurantist myth, it was a reality for every virile, conquering civilization that has stood on this Earth).

    I propose a society that is very much traditional, very much akin to our ancient Nairian past. A people unified in spirit before politics. Likewise, their leader/king rules appeals to his peoples' spirit (their aggregate of personal will, state of consciousness), rather than by forcing his will down their throats as a tyrant would. If he can make such a spiritual appeal successfully, it's a sign of health about the entire civilization he is leading, because men would be men, fighting and serving out of their own will with confidence and zeal, very much unlike how the modern man "serves" (out of a will that fears death and thus, lacks virility and orientation towards spirituality, how his existence counts as part of the universal fabric which not only is part of the universe, but, through use of the power and will bestowed upon him, precisely gives its form) his modern nation.

    I wish the same for every nation on the Earth with elements amongst its people that would like to reconnect with their traditional roots.

    Oddly enough, I don't see how if I live (and die) for this end, I will anger the authorities of Armenia. I am not challenging their political authority, I serve a level of Armenia that is tied to a civilization's virility, not political power.

    It is an invisible force... But take note of this: the day a race's spirit is stronger than that of its political leadership, the latter will be either toppled, or forced to bend to the will of the race it rules over.
    Last edited by jgk3; 04-14-2009, 11:47 AM.

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      Re: The Ideal Armenia - What's your version?

      Originally posted by jgk3 View Post
      A people unified in spirit before politics.
      Does this mean the people have one certain spirit that is applied to all the citizens or that the spirit of the people is the idea that everyone is expected to find his/her own spiritual path.

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        Re: The Ideal Armenia - What's your version?

        everyone has their own personal path, but they all lead up to the same civilization's spirit.

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          Re: The Ideal Armenia - What's your version?

          Originally posted by jgk3 View Post
          everyone has their own personal path...
          Resulting in six billion pairs of human feet pounding the Earth and everything on it to dust, as they walk their paths of personal aspiration.
          Last edited by bell-the-cat; 04-14-2009, 11:27 AM.
          Plenipotentiary meow!

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            Re: The Ideal Armenia - What's your version?

            We already all have our own personal paths bell... This is nothing new. What makes a civilization a civilization involves loyalty towards the same institutions and traditions, why should this negate the ability for one to have a personal approach to this? Afterall, we're all different.
            Last edited by jgk3; 04-14-2009, 11:35 AM.

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              Re: The Ideal Armenia - What's your version?

              Well idealy it would be larger i don't care if it's immensley larger, just enough to give an outlet to the black sea.

              As far as polotics go, it would be based on the American system, but i would have it to where there'd be less emphasis on political parties, and have have laws that would make sure all political parties are represented in elections and not put in a constant bind by the main ones.

              For economy, it'd also be along the lines of the US and EUropean systems, but with more regulation to ensure xxxx doesn't hit the fan, but not enough regulation to where we begin to become socialistic

              For the enviorment, greener is better, wind, solar, etc power to 1 provide free electricity to citizens, and to also add to the electricity we export

              Revitalize the cities, clean them up and refurbish them. Also come up with a unique architecture for secular buildings, either a national one, or differnt styles that vary between the different provinces

              More equality and civil rights for all people and groups except terrorists

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                Re: The Ideal Armenia - What's your version?

                Originally posted by jgk3 View Post
                everyone has their own personal path, but they all lead up to the same civilization's spirit.
                Is this Civilization's Spirit already set in stone by something they can all relate to and can't really control, for example, Armenian's would have a spirit of "Armenianism"...........or is this a Spirit that you,jgk3, have already determined and would like to see Armenians follow.......or is this a Spirit that will be determined by the King/Highers Ups?


                Also, is what you're saying essentially this:
                People will know what's at the end of the "Tunnel" and all they have to do is find their way through it?

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