1. The instinct for self-preservation always supersedes collective philosophies, impartiality, equity, constitutions, rules and laws.
Sports teams regularly gain as many points ahead of their opponent as possible. A team is considered relatively better when the point spread is wider, rather than playing confidently one point ahead throughout the competition.
Political districts are regularly manipulated to control votes. Illinois regularly redraws districts, reinforcing an advantagous position for the incumbent party.
While Marxism and Keynesian economics seems ideal, the application of Marxism under the leadership of Lennin, Stalin, Mao, Castro, etc., resulted in elite political party hierarchies with privileges at the top and starvation at the bottom.
The allegations that the western market is "free" is discounted by the existence of a patent system of engineering and design restrictions, and possession of resources by a handful of organizations.
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