Calamities eager to occur There is little doubt that political corruption is becoming an increasingly dire issue.

With the uses of bribery, extortion, cronyism, nepotism, patronage, graft, and embezzlements, Governments sometimes abuse their power and illegally limit the democracy of their citizens. Corruption initiated itself the day that politics was born but it is becoming more and more pervasive from San Diego to Russia. A sizeable part of the world has industrialized and has become a part of productive civilization but it has failed to consistently practice justice and economic prudence in all of its ordinances and transactions. This has caused a widespread disillusionment and distrust of the government that can lead to severe lacks in patriotism and even anarchy. Sometimes, governments just fail to follower their own statutes just as they succeed in punishing others for the same crime, fostering a culture of hypocrisy. This hypocrisy certainly has alarming dangers, especially in countries in which the government has significant power to intervene on a whim. The current wave of liberalism and the proliferated demand for a more powerful government certainly can remove the rights of the people and promote a society bordering on totalitarianism and autocracy. But every argument has a nemesis, a counterargument. A country devoid of government intervention has had a strongly abysmal impact on the environment. Studies show that the increase in CO2 emissions is exponential. Sometimes chaos can emerge from other venues beside the government, especially the technological private sector. Accelerated dependence and obsessions with technology including robots and other devices certainly contain implications of possible exploitation of humanitys vulnerability.

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