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Good idea ... how about just a system where everyone elects a regional representative and leave it at that.
No political parties, just political reps representing their region.
What about a ring that gives the wearer supreme power?
What about a gauntlet that requires gems of state reps. And it has a 50% of working and a 50% of killing whoever is wearing it. But when it works, it has a 50% chance of making things worse.
I think you just went full circle.
Intriguing perhaps some additional rings could be forged simultaneously to enable greater synergy through delegation of power to representatives of various
speciesstates, parties etc
That’s communisms!!!
No, communism has a centrally planned, state-directed economy. Only some executive functions are regional, but the power also lies at very few people in the end.
But they all have to pool military power and resources to maintain an active army. So I guess we'll just have to select one Secretary General who leads them. /s
But then how would we have a Supreme Court to rule all of heaven and earth like self appointed god kings?
Does it have to be connected to the dirt I live near? Maybe we can all vote for people and those with more votes can represent us more?
I get there are regional issues, but not everything is regional.
That's literally soviets
Except every Soviet was eventually dominated by one political party, with no competition against it allowed. That's a far cry from "everyone just elects the best representative for their region no parties"
No, because not every soviet was in the USSR. And it doesn't change that OPs idea is literally soviets https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_(council)
Oh, sorry, I could've added an addendum to my comment.
"Every Soviet eventually became dominated by one party or died"
I'm quite aware of the other council based systems that cropped up (most familiar with Mahkno) and the attempts to reform the soviet system (most familiar with Kronstadt) but all of those died, so there's not much point in mentioning them. I also don't see the point of saying "it's just like soviets" when that version of the Soviets has only existed for at most a year or two, or completely only in theory.