Parliament And Revolution
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Pledges given to constituencies could not be fulfilled. The representative assembly could not be moved to interest itself in the things which interested great groups of people; elec- PARLIAMENT 101 tions therefore were not the occasion for a se- rious survey of politics and the issue of mandates upon which representatives could work for a term of office, were but the occasion for partisan orgies. The more ineffective Par- liament is, the stronger partisanship becomes; the stronger partisanship ...is, the more mediocre become candidates. Thus, Parliament dies like a plant without soil in an uninvigorating atmosphere.
The sub-division of power that is required is not a vertical one on the lines of trades, for that will make things worse and make Parlia- ment more useless and inefficient, but one which will strengthen local autonomy, bring politics back into touch with life, make the representa- tive system representative on matters in which groups of people take an interest, encourage the national, racial, and district characteristics to develop themselves in harmony with each other, promote unity not by uniformity but by the co-operation of unlikes, and by enlivening 102 PARLIAMENT AND REVOLUTION the interests of the people in the affairs in which they immediately live, give them a ca- pacity to come to sound judgment on their more remote and general concerns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pledges given to constituencies could not be fulfilled. The representative assembly could not be moved to interest itself in the things which interested great groups of people; elec- PARLIAMENT 101 tions therefore were not the occasion for a se- rious survey of politics and the issue of mandates upon which representatives could work for a term of office, were but the occasion for partisan orgies. The more ineffective Par- liament is, the stronger partisanship becomes; the stronger partisanship ...is, the more mediocre become candidates. Thus, Parliament dies like a plant without soil in an uninvigorating atmosphere.
The sub-division of power that is required is not a vertical one on the lines of trades, for that will make things worse and make Parlia- ment more useless and inefficient, but one which will strengthen local autonomy, bring politics back into touch with life, make the representa- tive system representative on matters in which groups of people take an interest, encourage the national, racial, and district characteristics to develop themselves in harmony with each other, promote unity not by uniformity but by the co-operation of unlikes, and by enlivening 102 PARLIAMENT AND REVOLUTION the interests of the people in the affairs in which they immediately live, give them a ca- pacity to come to sound judgment on their more remote and general concerns.
What to read after Parliament And Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, James Ramsay, 1866-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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