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Real Freedom is the people to have the power to judge and prevent tyrants. Elon... politics drags you to judge and mock other politicians... politics got you out of real goals. Here is what is the REAL freedom and who is the judge. After all you read feel free to leave a comment but i will not join the discussion for one reason... I am straight to the point and nothing can change my proposal, but feel free to judge me after all i am dead inside...
THE REAL POWER
In ancient Greece, particularly in Athens, democracy was not merely a form of governance; it was a way of life. Citizens actively participated in decision-making processes, embodying the true spirit of "people power." However, this democratic system faced a unique challenge: the potential rise of tyrants or overly influential figures who could destabilize the state. To counter this threat, ancient Athenians devised a mechanism called ostracism.
Ostracism, derived from the Greek word "ostrakon," meaning a potsherd or a fragment of pottery, was a process whereby citizens could exile politicians or other individuals deemed a threat to the state or its democracy. This practice was not a punishment for crimes committed but rather a preventive measure against potential tyranny.
The process of ostracism was straightforward yet profoundly democratic. Each year, the Ecclesia, the assembly of Athenian citizens, would decide whether an ostracism vote would be held. If agreed, the vote would take place at the annual meeting. The day of the vote was a significant event in the Athenian calendar, with citizens gathering in the Agora, the city's central marketplace and hub of democratic activity.
Each citizen was given a potsherd to use as a ballot. They would inscribe the name of the person they wished to exile and then drop it into an urn. The votes were counted, and if there were at least 6,000 votes—a substantial number considering the city's population—the person with the most votes was required to leave Athens within ten days and remain in exile for ten years.
The choice of the ostrakon as a ballot was not arbitrary. Potsherds were abundant, inexpensive, and could not be reused, ensuring the integrity of the voting process. Moreover, the act of inscribing a name on a piece of pottery was a symbolic gesture, a tangible expression of people power.
Ostracism was not without controversy. Some considered it a form of political bullying, used by rival factions to eliminate opponents. Yet, it was a stark reminder of the power of the people and their role in safeguarding democracy. Ostracism ensured that no individual could amass too much power, thereby preserving the balance of power and the democratic ideals that Athens held dear.
One of the most famous instances of ostracism was the exile of Aristides, a statesman known for his fairness and integrity. As the story goes, an illiterate citizen who did not recognize Aristides approached him and asked him to write the name "Aristides" on his ballot. When Aristides asked why, the man replied that he was tired of hearing Aristides called "the Just." This anecdote illustrates the complexity of ostracism: it was not necessarily about punishing the wicked but about preventing any individual from becoming too powerful.
Ostracism was not a universal practice in ancient Greece; it was unique to Athens. Other city-states had different ways of dealing with potential tyrants or overly influential figures. However, the Athenian model of ostracism stands out for its democratic nature and its role in preserving the city-state's democracy.
In modern times, the concept of ostracism has evolved, taking on a different meaning. It now refers to social exclusion or banishment, often used to describe situations where individuals or groups are excluded from social circles or communities. However, the original concept of ostracism as a democratic tool to safeguard the state remains a fascinating aspect of ancient Greek history.
Ostracism in ancient Greece was a testament to the people's power in a democratic society. It was a mechanism that allowed citizens to exert control over their political leaders, ensuring that no one individual could threaten the democratic system. While it may seem harsh or undemocratic by modern standards, it was a practical solution to a real problem in ancient Athens. It served as a reminder that democracy is not just about granting power to the people; it is also about ensuring that this power is not abused.
Apart from every bullish post all big accounts posting for farming engagement the reality is that $BTC is still on a downtrend
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Just spent 10 minutes trying to get the perfect selfie angle... only to realize I'm a human being with a face and not a Instagram filter #SelfieStruggles #FaceTheReality
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This is how Congress plans to give Hindus wealth to Muslims.
Congress has already said they will make policies for redistribution of wealth
Cong has also said they will not change Muslim personal laws.
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The brave man is he who overcomes not only his enemies, but his pleasures.
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People who can't communicate think everything is an argument. And, people who lack accountability think everything is an attack.
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When you destroy someone's life with lies take it as a loan, it will come back to you with interest.
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Before you diagnose yourself with depression or low self-esteem, first make sure you are not, in fact, surrounded by assholes.
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LUMS students are also brainwashed by Imran khan, batameez badtehzeeb bachay....kuch nahi tou apni alumnus Mohtarma Hina Pervaiz Butt sahiba say he seekh letay k kaisay Idaray ka naam roshan kartay hain.
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The Truth sounds like hate to those who can't handle the truth.
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@tomtomatoe @jk_rowling no she won't she'll add a Hamas plot twist to the next Harry Potter book she writes #unfair #blind #facethereality #PalestinianLivesMatter
Listen carefully to people when they are angry or drunk because that's when the unfiltered truth comes out.
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The Truth sounds like hate to those who can't handle the truth. People hate the truth. Luckily, the truth doesn't care.
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Successful people never worry about what others are doing.
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