Politics
Politics are defined as ethic related issues that are applied to a group of people. Technically, politics also exist to inform individuals about how a society is set up and how an individual should generally interact with others and live within that society. Although this strikes some individuals as conformist view of a politic, a politic is generally something that helps society to function as a community instead of an anarchist or dictatorial society.
• The requirement for any system involving politics is that the individuals within that system is able to function according to their natural character. If that is not the case, it is though that they will either rebel or the system will eventually collapse. Politics is a process in which a group of people comes to a collective agreement by making a decision; usually that system is majority rules although there are other ways of determining this. A politic does not just refer to government elections. Politics can also be recognized in other group interactions including those of an academic, religious, or corporate nature. Politics are supposed to put the power into the hands of the general population.
• Politics are the cause of many arguments all over the world, not just amongst opposing political parties but amongst the public as well. That being said, the actual definition of a politic is something that is artful, shrewd, cunning, or crafty. A public opinion is that anyone in the filed of politics cannot fully be trusted. Statistically, no matter what party an individual affiliates themselves with, it has been found that people think that 99% of politicians lie. In fact, politicians are often thought of as operating along the same principle as used car salespeople.
• In America, politics can be local or national. The two main political parties are the Republicans and the Democrats. The Republican politics represent conservatism and the Democratic politics represent liberalism. In America, which is a democratic society, a politic is supposed to be decided by the people of the United States, with every individual vote that is cast counting equally. In reality, many people believe the system of politics to be corrupt due to several scandals that erupted such the Watergate scandal, the Vietnam War, the Iraq War, and the infamous George W. Bush versus Al Gore presidential election which has long thought to have been fixed in favor of former President George Bush. These types of occurrences have made the American public wary of trusting politics in general.
With the varying opinions of the importance of any politic, individuals eventually seem intent on drawing their own conclusion about the political system and politics in general.
