Why The Government Goes Corrupt - 785 Words

When the authorities go corrupt, who is there to stop them? The government? What happens when the government goes corrupt? No one has more political voice and power than the government. At least, that’s what they say. What the people don’t realize, is that they have the biggest voice over any form of government or power. They say there is strength in numbers and there is no better example than citizens who are mistreated by their own government and demand more. Citizens have many reasons to rebel. When the people start to become less and less of people and more of disposable items to the government, it becomes time for a solution. Many governments are able to resolve a solution, but there are still few that cannot. Those small few cannot,†¦show more content†¦They think God put them on Earth for one reason, and when they fail to complete their tasks, they are eliminated. The government lashes out in violence and mass murder, and in severe cases, genocide. When these events occur it seems as the people can not stop it. The government is trying to destroy any and all power the people possess, and that will not be tolerated by the people. As stated, there is strength in numbers, you cannot stop the mass of individuals with one sole purpose. The people rebel and fight back, demanding the end of the violence. The lower class people of Russia living under the rule of Vladimir Lenin started to feel that they were being treated unfairly with the rich, upper class possessing more political power than them. They believed that every man and woman deserves the same amount of voice and impact in the government. When Lenin heard the cries of the poor, he shifted the power to equal out between the classes. As the poor gained more and more voice, the more and more equal the people became, yet in this instance equal was not good. All people made less and less money. It was even too little for the poor, let alone the rich, who adapted to a wealthy lifestyl e. The people waited longer than ever for food and groceries. With the people in such a deprived state, and Stalin in command, the government gained power and ruled with an iron fist. The people were forced to work jobs demanding physical labor for little pay. The people became sub-human