Does politicians need a different special Police where only … | ArguFight
Does politicians need a different special Police where only keep eye on the government actions where society has the only power to control over this police and government officials didn't.
Making a specialized task police officer prevent the corruption and political pressure to individual and civilians to prevent terrorism, dispute or power imbalance and civil war inside the nation
Honestly, my main worry is practical: adding a whole separate police just to watch politicians sounds like another slow layer that could make everyday government grind to a halt. And if society is the only one controlling it, who really decides what counts as wrongdoing? I just think it gets messy fast.
Then creating a new court system and law enforcement and judiciary system will be implemented to process the disagreement between government and civil rights because without a protection of every individual, human rights will be a bait or jokes when government power raise and promises broke and martial law will be applied and societies human rights will be decrease to none but with this specialized police can hold this situation
My opponent makes a fair point about corruption, but in practice a separate police controlled only by society could still get captured by loud groups and freeze normal government work. I am not sure how to fix that, it just feels like more delays.
Delays are not the main issues but the risk of failing to be a civilized nation that could bring to civil war ensuring the human right be considered by the law or actions made by the government because making trust to each other making coordinative and synchronized participation lead to faster growth because prevention is better than cure
Practically, this separate police could end up second-guessing every government decision, so roads, permits, and services all crawl. My opponent has a fair point about rights, but I am not sure how society controls it without constant fighting. It just feels like gridlock.