We've finally created the definitive rules for joining DirectDemocracyS.

Before briefly explaining these rules, we want to clarify something very important: all our official members can join an unlimited number of groups. All our decisions are shared with their respective quorums (fundamental: unanimous, very important: 90%, important: 75%, moderately important: 50% + 1 vote). The first three votes are based on the total number of eligible voters. Only after the fourth vote does a quorum based on the number of voters suffice, and the decisions are finalized with the vote of all our registered users, with verified and guaranteed identities. Less important decisions and the various implementing rules are proposed, selected, discussed, tested, finalized, and finally voted on and implemented in various interconnected groups, including our specialist groups. Subsequently, for each decision, authorization must be requested and obtained from the five special groups (which all our official members can join).

All new rules, regardless of their importance, cannot change or distort the meaning and effect of previous, more important rules, so as not to lose coherence, objectives, methodologies, and motivations.

The new rules can only complement and improve the previous, more important ones.

This methodology allows us to avoid voting on too many things all at once, while still allowing all our registered users with verified and guaranteed identities, through our truly and completely shared leadership, to be the true protagonists of our most important decisions. And while allowing our official members to collectively own our entire system (being able to participate in all their respective groups), it allows any official member (as our owner) to deem a given decision, rule, methodology, or instruction, considered unimportant, or even a simple implementing rule, to be of greater importance. They can then submit it, along with the relevant documentation and justifications, to a group created for this activity. Our group, which can include all our official members, can evaluate the rules, methodologies, and instructions. The group can decide to make a decision more important (and therefore have it voted on by our registered users with verified and guaranteed identities) or leave things as they are. This explanation is fundamental to understanding freedom, democracy, hierarchy, and internal coherence. The implementing rules are published and made available to anyone interested, provided they are authorized to view the details. If you're not involved in these activities, you won't receive all the details, but only a general summary.

New registration blackout periods.

Based on the group's decisions regarding registration periods, in collaboration with other related groups, categories, and subgroups, and with the authorization of the 5 special groups, dates will be established when new registrations of new users will be permitted, based on very detailed implementation rules, methodologies, and instructions.

Blocking periods for new activations.

Based on the group's decisions regarding the periods for new activations, in collaboration with other related groups, categories, and subgroups, and with the authorization of the 5 special groups, dates will be established when new user activations will be permitted, based on very detailed implementation rules, methodologies, and instructions.

User types available in the registration form.

The number of user types available in the registration form varies from a minimum of 1 to the type decided by the user type group in the registration form, in collaboration with other related groups, categories, and subgroups, and with the authorization of the 5 special groups.

Final rules.

Starting January 1, 2026, only one user type will be available from the start in the registration form: free. There is no annual fee, no attendance requirement, and no obligation to participate in any activities with us, except for mandatory activities, which must be completed upon first access in our reserved areas. All other user types, both lower and higher, remain valid and have identical potential, but can be obtained at a later date by all new free users who meet all the requirements, according to the implementing rules, which are all public and visible to anyone on our websites and platforms.

Unique user type.

The regulations stipulate that anyone can register only during the periods in which the registration form is visible and active, and that the personal profiles of new users are activated only during the periods in which new user activations are possible and authorized.

Registration rules.

Therefore, each individual, each new user, will be able to create a unique personal profile by filling out a single registration form with their real personal data. They can remain, if they wish and freely and autonomously set it, completely invisible, both to everyone outside our system and to everyone within it.

Registration form.

Every new user must complete a registration form to create a personal profile and join us. Access to the registration form is blocked at certain times, password-protected at other times, and only accessible by official invitation. At certain times, the registration form link is uploaded to our website: https://public.directdemocracys.org/ with a URL that changes periodically and is shared only with authorized individuals. The registration form management groups decide on a collaborative basis, with all participating groups , with the approval of the five special groups .

Anonymity.

Every new user can perform any activity within our system while remaining completely anonymous, both to all those outside our system and to all those within our system. The only exception to this anonymity requirement is the profile of an external political representative, which requires a username clearly and completely specifying their full name and surname, written in the national language, as it will be written on candidate lists in actual elections for their geographic, territorial, administrative, and electoral area.

Rules for activating new users.

The new user activation group will activate all new users, who meet all the following requirements: username, password, a personal email address, and a personal phone number. We recommend that all new users, whether free or lower-tier, request an official invitation, or at least a simple invitation, from one of our higher-tier users, or at least from one of our lower-tier users, or at least from one of our free users. This will speed up activation.

Username and password to log in.

Only users with a username and password will be activated. These usernames and passwords must be chosen and declared in the registration form by each user, in accordance with our implementation rules.

Personal email address.

Each new user must have, and enter in the registration form, a personal, adequately protected email address—not a temporary one, but a permanent one. Each personal email address must be automatically activated after completing and submitting the registration form, according to our implementation rules. Please note: external email service providers who blacklist our system will automatically activate their email addresses according to their implementation rules for similar cases.

Personal telephone number.

Each new user must have, and enter in the registration form, their own telephone number, which must be unique and will be verified according to our specific rules.

The invitations.

In our system there are 3 types of invitations: visitor invitations, simple invitations, and official invitations.

Invitations from our visitors.

Any visitor to our websites can introduce our system to others, and can even decide to invite them to join us, provided they have thoroughly informed themselves and studied all our public information with an open mind.

Simple invitation.

Our advice: although this type of invitation is possible, to stay in touch within our system with the person you want to invite, we recommend you register by creating a personal profile and then send a simple invitation from our social area via your personal profile. This link is unique for each of our users and will automatically connect the new user with the user who invited them.

Official invitation.

All our registered users, with verified and guaranteed identities, all our official members, and all our higher-level users can make official invitations, according to our rules. They can invite people from outside our system to join us. They can also invite our lower-level or free users to upgrade their personal profiles to higher-level users. In these cases, new personal profiles will not be created; the inviter's and the invitee's personal profiles will simply be linked, according to our rules. An official invitation is like any other invitation, guaranteeing the invitee's verified identity and assuming full responsibility for all activities and the invited person's behavior.

Switching from one user type to another.

Promotions and demotions are possible for each type of user, based on implementing rules.

From free user, to the next user type.

To move from a free user type to a subsequent user type, all of the following requirements are mandatory, according to the respective implementing rules: a certain period of time, a certain number of accumulated points, the number of the advance annual fee payment transaction, an official invitation from a user of the subsequent type, a request for authorization to your group of the respective user type, and to that of the subsequent type, demonstrating that you have all the requirements.

Authorizations and appointments.

After authorizing the user type management groups, the user switches from one previous user type to the next, immediately being able to perform all the activities of the new user type. The annual fee will only take effect when the old annual fee expires, with the exception of our free users, who instead use the annual fee from the moment they are officially appointed to the new, subsequent user type.

Relegation.

Any of our users, regardless of their user type, can be demoted at any time from their current user type to a previous one, based on decisions by disciplinary groups, based on decisions based on motivations based on our implementing rules.

Reasons for regressing to previous typologies.

You can lose your user type at any time, for any of the reasons specified in our implementing rules.

Expiration of the annual membership period, failure to meet any attendance requirements or to participate in certain activities with us, no longer having the points required to be part of certain user categories, or other disciplinary reasons.

Our front page is virtually identical across our three main sites. In this article, we'll focus on the free website, which is essentially the only gateway to our platforms; therefore, the only place anyone who wants to join us needs to register.
We'll look at the general layout, visible to anyone, but also at some restricted areas, components, modules, and features that can be used even by unregistered users.
We remind you that, like our entire system, the appearance of our websites, the exact order of modules, certain colors, or content, may be subject to changes, improvements, and modifications, based on our needs and decisions.
For authorized individuals, those with important roles, higher user types, and those with a certain number of points, we will make similar informational articles available for each website on our platform, with corresponding instructions.
The appearance of all our websites obviously varies slightly, depending on the type of device you use, the browser you use, or whether or not you use our apps. We'll try to be as detailed but brief as possible.
Logo, translation form, welcome message, login form.
The first module is represented by our logo, which changes on each of our websites, based on the name of the subdomain you are on, and the use of the website.
Clicking on the logo will almost always return you to our home page. Our official logos are proposed, discussed, created, tested, selected, voted on, and implemented by our official logo management teams.

The translation module is almost always at the top of the main websites, but it can be found in other corners, on our other subdomains and other websites. To translate any section from English into your preferred language, simply click "-English-" and scroll through the drop-down menu that opens until you find your preferred language. Clicking on it will automatically translate our website into your preferred language. Do not enable multiple automatic translators at once, and do not use the automatic translator for posts in other languages or for posts that are already in your preferred language.

Our welcome message on the main websites tells you welcome to our system, and directs you to scroll down a little further to see our public areas.
This message is necessary because many people, grossly mistaken, believe that to see our public areas, they must join us, register, and create a public profile.

At this point, you'll find the somewhat cumbersome login form for our website. This is used to access our reserved areas. If you're already a user and your personal profile has already been activated, you can enter your username and password, chosen by you, using the registration form and then log in by clicking "Log in." The login form will then shrink and your username will appear.

You can log in with a passkey if you've set one, or after your first login, if you've set up two-factor authentication, you'll need to follow the instructions on the respective screens. Our system will provide you with visual support through the respective messages. If you've forgotten your login credentials—your username, your password, or both—you can recover them quickly, securely, and automatically by following the instructions in this informative article:
https://free.directdemocracys.org/law/instructions/for-users/for-registered-users/recover-account
Depending on what you forgot, click the appropriate button on the login form and follow the on-screen instructions, or read the article at the previous link for more details.

The search form allows you to find information based on your needs.

Scrolling further down, our main menu finally appears. Here's what it looks like before logging in:

Here's what it looks like after logging in as a registered user of a higher level. You'll notice that some main menu items have appeared, which aren't visible and accessible without logging in to our website and having the necessary permissions. There are thousands of submenu items and tens of thousands of forms, with hundreds of thousands of pieces of information, visible only to those with a certain level of user status, and often a certain number of points. These numbers and capabilities are constantly growing, as are the requirements for accessing certain areas that provide more information.

Obviously, if you visit us on tablets, smartphones, and similar devices, and not from a PC or laptop, instead of the horizontal menu, you will see the three lines, which are the icon of our main menu, with the various submenu items , divided by category, sub-categories, and infinite links, to many informative articles, components, modules, and a multitude of potential features.
To see many of these features, from any device, we have a very detailed and extensive "- Offcanvas -" menu, where you can find many interesting things. It's not very visible, but you can find it easily enough, knowing about its existence. It consists of three horizontal triangles, usually red, and they open the menu, usually on the right:

The “-Breadcrumbs-” module allows you to see where you are, at any moment, on our website, and you can click on the various captions, to go to a specific location, or to return to the first page.

The next module tells you in English: "-Innovation,-alternative,-to-all-other-systems-". It's basically the essence of who we are: innovation alternative to all other systems.

We have finally arrived at the various articles, in the central space of our website.

Please note: small, unobtrusive spaces are provided, with some internal advertising within our system, or based on advertising contracts entered into directly by our groups for the management of advertising space with various commercial companies, including external ones. We do not use external companies or websites for our advertising; we only use direct contacts and contracts, without any intermediaries.
We proceed in the same way with all our activities.
In the next informative article, you will see the next parts of this presentation of our first page, and some instructions, before moving on to the other pages, components, modules, and capabilities.

Our front page is virtually identical across our three main sites. In this article, we'll focus on the free website, which is essentially the only gateway to our platforms; therefore, the only place anyone who wants to join us needs to register.
We'll look at the general layout, visible to anyone, but also at some restricted areas, components, modules, and features that can be used even by unregistered users.
We remind you that, like our entire system, the appearance of our websites, the exact order of modules, certain colors, or content, may be subject to changes, improvements, and modifications, based on our needs and decisions.
For authorized individuals, those with important roles, higher user types, and those with a certain number of points, we will make similar informational articles available for each website on our platform, with corresponding instructions.
The appearance of all our websites obviously varies slightly, depending on the type of device you use, the browser you use, or whether or not you use our apps. We'll try to be as detailed but brief as possible.
Logo, translation form, welcome message, login form.
The first module is represented by our logo, which changes on each of our websites, based on the name of the subdomain you are on, and the use of the website.
Clicking on the logo will almost always return you to our home page. Our official logos are proposed, discussed, created, tested, selected, voted on, and implemented by our official logo management teams.

The translation module is almost always at the top of the main websites, but it can be found in other corners, on our other subdomains and other websites. To translate any section from English into your preferred language, simply click "-English-" and scroll through the drop-down menu that opens until you find your preferred language. Clicking on it will automatically translate our website into your preferred language. Do not enable multiple automatic translators at once, and do not use the automatic translator for posts in other languages or for posts that are already in your preferred language.

Our welcome message on the main websites tells you welcome to our system, and directs you to scroll down a little further to see our public areas.
This message is necessary because many people, grossly mistaken, believe that to see our public areas, they must join us, register, and create a public profile.

At this point, you'll find the somewhat cumbersome login form for our website. This is used to access our reserved areas. If you're already a user and your personal profile has already been activated, you can enter your username and password, chosen by you, using the registration form and then log in by clicking "Log in." The login form will then shrink and your username will appear.

You can log in with a passkey if you've set one, or after your first login, if you've set up two-factor authentication, you'll need to follow the instructions on the respective screens. Our system will provide you with visual support through the respective messages. If you've forgotten your login credentials—your username, your password, or both—you can recover them quickly, securely, and automatically by following the instructions in this informative article:
https://free.directdemocracys.org/law/instructions/for-users/for-registered-users/recover-account
Depending on what you forgot, click the appropriate button on the login form and follow the on-screen instructions, or read the article at the previous link for more details.

The search form allows you to find information based on your needs.

Scrolling further down, our main menu finally appears. Here's what it looks like before logging in:

Here's what it looks like after logging in as a registered user of a higher level. You'll notice that some main menu items have appeared, which aren't visible and accessible without logging in to our website and having the necessary permissions. There are thousands of submenu items and tens of thousands of forms, with hundreds of thousands of pieces of information, visible only to those with a certain level of user status, and often a certain number of points. These numbers and capabilities are constantly growing, as are the requirements for accessing certain areas that provide more information.

Obviously, if you visit us on tablets, smartphones, and similar devices, and not from a PC or laptop, instead of the horizontal menu, you will see the three lines, which are the icon of our main menu, with the various submenu items , divided by category, sub-categories, and infinite links, to many informative articles, components, modules, and a multitude of potential features.
To see many of these features, from any device, we have a very detailed and extensive "- Offcanvas -" menu, where you can find many interesting things. It's not very visible, but you can find it easily enough, knowing about its existence. It consists of three horizontal triangles, usually red, and they open the menu, usually on the right:

The “-Breadcrumbs-” module allows you to see where you are, at any moment, on our website, and you can click on the various captions, to go to a specific location, or to return to the first page.

The next module tells you in English: "-Innovation,-alternative,-to-all-other-systems-". It's basically the essence of who we are: innovation alternative to all other systems.

We have finally arrived at the various articles, in the central space of our website.

Please note: small, unobtrusive spaces are provided, with some internal advertising within our system, or based on advertising contracts entered into directly by our groups for the management of advertising space with various commercial companies, including external ones. We do not use external companies or websites for our advertising; we only use direct contacts and contracts, without any intermediaries.
We proceed in the same way with all our activities.
In the next informative article, you will see the next parts of this presentation of our first page, and some instructions, before moving on to the other pages, components, modules, and capabilities.

Our front page is virtually identical across our three main sites. In this article, we'll focus on the free website, which is essentially the only gateway to our platforms; therefore, the only place anyone who wants to join us needs to register.
We'll look at the general layout, visible to anyone, but also at some restricted areas, components, modules, and features that can be used even by unregistered users.
We remind you that, like our entire system, the appearance of our websites, the exact order of modules, certain colors, or content, may be subject to changes, improvements, and modifications, based on our needs and decisions.
For authorized individuals, those with important roles, higher user types, and those with a certain number of points, we will make similar informational articles available for each website on our platform, with corresponding instructions.
The appearance of all our websites obviously varies slightly, depending on the type of device you use, the browser you use, or whether or not you use our apps. We'll try to be as detailed but brief as possible.
Logo, translation form, welcome message, login form.
The first module is represented by our logo, which changes on each of our websites, based on the name of the subdomain you are on, and the use of the website.
Clicking on the logo will almost always return you to our home page. Our official logos are proposed, discussed, created, tested, selected, voted on, and implemented by our official logo management teams.

The translation module is almost always at the top of the main websites, but it can be found in other corners, on our other subdomains and other websites. To translate any section from English into your preferred language, simply click "-English-" and scroll through the drop-down menu that opens until you find your preferred language. Clicking on it will automatically translate our website into your preferred language. Do not enable multiple automatic translators at once, and do not use the automatic translator for posts in other languages or for posts that are already in your preferred language.

Our welcome message on the main websites tells you welcome to our system, and directs you to scroll down a little further to see our public areas.
This message is necessary because many people, grossly mistaken, believe that to see our public areas, they must join us, register, and create a public profile.

At this point, you'll find the somewhat cumbersome login form for our website. This is used to access our reserved areas. If you're already a user and your personal profile has already been activated, you can enter your username and password, chosen by you, using the registration form and then log in by clicking "Log in." The login form will then shrink and your username will appear.

You can log in with a passkey if you've set one, or after your first login, if you've set up two-factor authentication, you'll need to follow the instructions on the respective screens. Our system will provide you with visual support through the respective messages. If you've forgotten your login credentials—your username, your password, or both—you can recover them quickly, securely, and automatically by following the instructions in this informative article:
https://free.directdemocracys.org/law/instructions/for-users/for-registered-users/recover-account
Depending on what you forgot, click the appropriate button on the login form and follow the on-screen instructions, or read the article at the previous link for more details.

The search form allows you to find information based on your needs.

Scrolling further down, our main menu finally appears. Here's what it looks like before logging in:

Here's what it looks like after logging in as a registered user of a higher level. You'll notice that some main menu items have appeared, which aren't visible and accessible without logging in to our website and having the necessary permissions. There are thousands of submenu items and tens of thousands of forms, with hundreds of thousands of pieces of information, visible only to those with a certain level of user status, and often a certain number of points. These numbers and capabilities are constantly growing, as are the requirements for accessing certain areas that provide more information.

Obviously, if you visit us on tablets, smartphones, and similar devices, and not from a PC or laptop, instead of the horizontal menu, you will see the three lines, which are the icon of our main menu, with the various submenu items , divided by category, sub-categories, and infinite links, to many informative articles, components, modules, and a multitude of potential features.
To see many of these features, from any device, we have a very detailed and extensive "- Offcanvas -" menu, where you can find many interesting things. It's not very visible, but you can find it easily enough, knowing about its existence. It consists of three horizontal triangles, usually red, and they open the menu, usually on the right:

The “-Breadcrumbs-” module allows you to see where you are, at any moment, on our website, and you can click on the various captions, to go to a specific location, or to return to the first page.

The next module tells you in English: "-Innovation,-alternative,-to-all-other-systems-". It's basically the essence of who we are: innovation alternative to all other systems.

We have finally arrived at the various articles, in the central space of our website.

Please note: small, unobtrusive spaces are provided, with some internal advertising within our system, or based on advertising contracts entered into directly by our groups for the management of advertising space with various commercial companies, including external ones. We do not use external companies or websites for our advertising; we only use direct contacts and contracts, without any intermediaries.
We proceed in the same way with all our activities.
In the next informative article, you will see the next parts of this presentation of our first page, and some instructions, before moving on to the other pages, components, modules, and capabilities.

We have often spoken about the world's very serious problems, we have analyzed and criticized various wrong behaviors of many people, today we will try to study with you, some conflicts and divisions, but above all the lack of coherence of many, too many people.

Those nostalgic for the past.

Whether they're far right, far left, or whatever political force lies in between, everyone who's no longer young claims things were better before, that some, or many, years ago, people were better, kinder, and there was peace and harmony in the world. Everything was greener, cleaner, more original... in short, life was better.

These people should get it into their heads that the only thing they regret was being younger, stronger, healthier, and less informed.

Anyone who reads any history book knows full well that human evolution, in all areas, has brought improvements, not deteriorations. Look at life expectancy, across most of the world, which has increased dramatically, thanks to study, scientific research, innovation, and technology.

Let's look at some simple examples.

Wars, invasions, violence between peoples, political, religious, and cultural divisions, social envy, and class struggles have always existed. They weren't so mediatically covered, nor analyzed in such detail and comprehensively.

Crimes, delinquency, and lawlessness.

Tragic events used to happen, more or less in the same way, only now the information is more complete, and it seems like there are more of them, because everything happening locally is being talked about everywhere in the world. So, for every event that previously received a few lines in the local papers, social media fills with posts, comments, and outrage.

Information is greater, and therefore it seems like a world dominated by violence.

The previous sentence certainly doesn't mean there aren't serious news stories. Unfortunately, many bad people continue to do wrong, with tragic consequences. But by analyzing the situation and talking more about many serious problems, we lay the foundation for creating laws to try to stem, and if possible resolve, certain unpleasant situations. Just look at tragedies like violence against minors, women, the elderly, and many other terrible events, which were less talked about in the past, yet everyone knows that terrible things were happening even then.

In practice, the situation has improved, from many points of view.

Once upon a time, people suffered in silence; now they talk about it, and in many cases, they report it. Obviously, reporting it only increases the level of retaliation, and there are many cases of unfounded accusations.

Hypocrites against progress.

How often do you read comments from people who were born before social networks and hear them say: things were better before social networks? And these idiots write it using technology, and inconsistently, they write it on social networks, which they themselves say they can't stand. The solution is clear: if you can't stand social networks, you can uninstall them, and that's the problem solved, so you can tell everyone you're a credible person. If, on the other hand, you criticize technology by using it, you're not credible, consistent, or even trustworthy.

The excuse of the stupidest.

"I found them pre-installed, so I use them." You can remove whatever you want and go back to being laughed at in bars, or on the streets, in public squares, and wherever you want to express your opinion on things you don't know.

Those who feel the need to express themselves on everything.

The world is a spinning sphere, and things happen, so bored people show up, perhaps with no one in their family listening, with a few friends who nod and smile at their every statement, and comment, often not reading the content, but even struggling to understand the titles of the various posts. And they begin with their more or less identical, generic sentences, which they repeat over and over again. Please note: we're not referring to the invasion of bots (robots that post comments from fake profiles), who comment on everything, trying to influence and manipulate public opinion. We're referring to living people, who flaunt their ignorance, talking about things they've read somewhere, without being able to reason with any coherent reasoning. We're talking about those who are dissatisfied with everything, laugh at everything, criticize everyone, and they, and their idols (certainly smarter than them), would surely have done better and solved every problem.

Their favorites are people who confirm nonsensical ideas and theories without a shred of evidence, fueling envy, social hatred, and senseless divisions. Often, they are the very rich and famous who speak ill of the rich, even fueling conflict. A rich man speaking to the poor, making them hate other rich people, is laughable, but tragic. A bit like someone who slanders and lies, and is denounced and convicted, yet continues to "inform" and is still followed by those who envy and hate everyone, often for no reason.

There are people and political forces who exploit these "characters," deluding them into thinking for themselves, when in reality they are merely following the orders of those who exploit their inability to use their brains better, because it is only with a part of them that we reason, not with the whole mind. They truly believe anything, as long as it confirms their own thinking, as if something becomes true, a falsehood becomes truth, if several people, or several groups of people, believe it. Wrong, dear deluded friends, the truth must be documented by reliable and verified sources, and then, after all the checks, it must be disseminated, otherwise it will only create misinformation and potential tragedies.

The Earth is a sphere slightly flattened at the poles.

Here, even on something trivial, something that even a five-year-old knows , these conspiracy theorists claim to think differently. Many believe it's a large plate, as depicted on many maps, even ancient ones, because those of many years ago knew the truth, while we "modern humans," with all the satellite images and all the technology, don't know the shape of our planet. For €19.99, we have the means to study the cosmos, and if almost all the shapes in the universe are spherical (or at most, potato-shaped, like some asteroids), often in motion, we cannot be the only large plate in the universe.

But not just physicists, astronomers, and scientists, we have literally every type of specialization—virologists, doctors, experts in everything—who reject traditional medicine, reject proven scientific discoveries. Yet, inconsistently, if they have any health problem, they are the first to rightfully call the health service, the ambulance, and seek treatment from traditional doctors, with traditional and even innovative treatments. They fail to consider that by spreading false news, or calling for uncivil disobedience (because civil disobedience is out of the question), they can cause irreparable damage, and even cause the deaths of many people. To "confirm" their theories, they don't hesitate to create false evidence, and they don't hesitate to exploit people seeking notoriety.

We don't condemn them; we support freedom of speech, of the press, and of expression. They should be held accountable for the consequences of the false news they spread. However, we pity them, and we find the political forces, political representatives, and all those who exploit their ignorance to gain a few more votes, consensus, which they then transform into power and wealth, to be squalid.

Envy, hatred, for those who are rich, powerful, and famous.

These activities create envy and social hatred, even to the point of imagining and spreading falsehoods and mere suppositions, without even evidence, other than another liar to confirm their claims, that anyone with money, wealth, power, and fame is automatically considered a criminal, and certainly achieved it all without merit. This unjust behavior has forced us to clarify for everyone: DirectDemocracyS is not a system and a political force, like Robin Hood. We don't steal from the rich to give to the poor, but we create activities and laws to make everyone richer and live better, without taking anything away from those who have achieved whatever they deserve, legally, fairly, honestly, and fairly, thanks to brilliant ideas, without exploiting workers, and without destroying the planet. Those who are rich, powerful, and famous, deservedly, will continue to be so, and those who hate and envy, instead of wasting precious time, should work to improve their own situation, not hoping it will go badly for others. The mentality must change and improve, to achieve excellent results, for the good of all.

Generational divides.

The greatest stupidity that adult generations can utter is to call them failures, lazy, drug addicts, delinquents, parasites, ignorant, uncultured, violent, and to criticize the tastes of the younger generations. First, because if these young people were truly like this, the blame would lie entirely with the adult generations, who educated them and who criticize them; therefore, the adults who mock them, who are so stupid they don't realize that by criticizing them unfairly and generalizing, they are merely admitting their own failure. Second, because younger generations are certainly different, more diverse, but certainly not worse; on the contrary, they are much more educated, aware, and have a more modern and inclusive mindset than adults stuck in the Middle Ages. Criticizing their musical tastes, clothing, speech patterns, diets, or even their way of loving is the most superficial and wrong thing one can be. Today's young people have immense potential, and it's up to adults to offer them goals to achieve and create the conditions for them to do what they love. Otherwise, again, it's not the young people's fault, but rather the fault of those who were there before, who did nothing for them.

Before joining us, many of our users had the flaws we describe in many of our informative articles, but they had the ability to change and improve their way of thinking, taking concrete action, to become better people.

In our system, all these bad behaviors don't exist. We have women and men of all ages who respect each other and do excellent work together, helping each other concretely and collaborating for the common good, because we believe that's the only way to move forward in the best possible way.

With the exception of a few species, such as certain jellyfish (capable of rejuvenating after aging), almost all animals, including humans, are conceived, born, live, and die.

In this article, we will address in a non-detailed way, some important topics, with some considerations on very complex issues, and we will give you our opinion, which is obviously the official position of DirectDemocracyS, and of anyone who is part of it.

We give everyone the right to think, and decide what personal position to have, on certain issues, but since ours is an international political organization, unitary, on certain fundamental issues, we must support official positions, identical for all. We like to consider ourselves, a single entity, made up of many entities. A single thought, made up of various thoughts. A single political ideology, made up of the few good parts, of all ideologies.

This way of doing politics, but also business, and all activities together, will allow us to always be united, however, there will be many attempts to divide us.

Returning to death, our ancestors have always tried to understand, and explain, why we die.

For many religions, people are born, die, and are resurrected. For others, one is born, dies, and reincarnates in other living beings. For science, one is born, one dies, and then ... One does not know. At DirectDemocracyS, we treat situations where there is no certainty, respecting everyone's opinions, but we will limit ourselves to analyzing the things we know.

You can die for various reasons. In an expected way, due to serious illness, or naturally, in sleep. In an unexpected way, with diseases that you were not known to suffer from, in accidents of various kinds, road, domestic, casual, but also working, that is, making your contribution to society.

You can die after being conceived, but before being born, for a choice, of parents who too often do not have many choices. Man has always "played at being God", based on his own interests, granting himself the "right" to decide when a form of life is really alive. But on the very topical issue of abortion, we will make a special article, it does not seem right to us, to treat it in a superficial way.

Finally, one can die, being killed by other human beings, and this is the fundamental theme of this article.

You can die killed by our fellow man, there is no shortage of killers.

You can die killed by the state, with the death penalty, another topic that we will address in a dedicated article.

Finally, one can die in violent actions, wars, terrorism, all due to some despicable characteristics that we human beings have: thirst for power, selfishness, greed, envy, and the desire to dominate, subduing others. But often, people die, or kill themselves, to take revenge, to make "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth". After having suffered the evil, and the pain, although knowing these feelings, we want to inflict them on those who caused them, both directly and in the course of history, on our ancestors.

The previous sentence contains some of the reasons that obliged us to conceive, conceive, and give birth to DirectDemocracyS, and all the projects connected to us.

The bad connotations of the human character such as thirst for power, selfishness, greed, envy, and desire to dominate, and even revenge, are habits difficult to eradicate, because they have deep roots. Changing the mentality, using logic and common sense, distinguishing and choosing, the good, and not the bad, what is right, from what is wrong, will be very difficult and complicated.

We try, first of all trying to prevent, avoiding various tensions, and then trying to make everyone understand, that it is possible to live in peace and harmony, finding, judging, isolating, and rendering impotent, all the bad people of the earth.

To prevent, we have a very particular characteristic, perhaps unique in the world, we do not allow anyone to generalize, discriminate, or denigrate. Say: "Italians are all mafia", or "Colombians are all drug traffickers", or "Americans are all warmongers", or "Germans are all Nazis", or "Jews are all dishonest", or " the Russians are all alcoholics "and many other idioms, which imply the phrase" they are like that but we are better ".

DirectDemocracyS, divides people, only into 2 categories, good or bad. People, individually, certainly not the various populations, who instead have within themselves, above all good, and right people.

The law, and the institutions, should protect everyone's life, but since they do not, and examples are not lacking, we are obliged to intervene.

DirectDemocracyS, changes and improves the world, giving good people all the power to decide, having, the population, total control, and all the time, of their political representatives.

Those who go to the institutions go there in the name of all of us, and must at all times give an account of their actions, their choices, and the laws they issue, but in a preventive manner, always asking for an opinion, binding, to the people they represent. . We do not give up the power to decide for us, but to put into practice what we decide, all together. Representative, and not manager of power, servant, and not master, only making laws in the interest of all. By voting for someone, we give them a role, to represent us, not the power to decide for us.

Some people consider the Laws, the Constitutions, the religious traditions, as untouchable, because they were written by competent people, and by God himself, or other Divinities.

Since the world is not a "paradise on earth", but there are very serious problems, suffering, injustice, violence, discrimination, and people in poverty, or who risk becoming poor, it means that the "rules of the game" are unfair, and created to allow all the evil in the world. Maybe, the purpose of these laws and rules was completely different, but the fact that they can be interpreted, for the purposes of bad people, means that they are wrong, and must be changed immediately. Whether it is Constitutions, ordinary laws, or religious traditions, all must be modified, updated, and changed in the exclusive interest of the entire world population.

Change and improve religious traditions? Perhaps it will be more difficult than making people's mentality change. But we have an obligation to try, because only in this way will the people of the earth finally live in a better world. Utopia? Fight with the "windmills"? No, we have all the potential, the rules, the method, and the means to do it, calmly, one registered user at a time.

Every Divinity wants the good of the population, so the parts that are against the good, and the freedoms, were not written by God, but by bad people, for their own interests. But also on the various religions, we will make a dedicated article, in which we will make concrete proposals, to determine them to update themselves, to change and improve, or they will be destined to be marginalized and forgotten, in an inexorable way.

To those who accuse us of being blasphemous, or wanting to upset people's lives, or worse, brainwashing, for political purposes, we say that there are no leaders here, and everything belongs to all those who join us. All people have the same chances, and each person has certain roles, only on a merit-based basis. Therefore, no one can afford to accuse us, without knowing what we do, and how we do it.

In the next article, we will talk about how to prevent, and stop, all violent actions, wars, and terrorism. Are we too presumptuous? If you continue to inform about our activities, you will understand that we are only realists.