Topic: Biggest Problem of your Country ?? (Read 7003 times)

In France, the problem is that people don't want change. Even if the president give 300$ to everyone there will be protest 

Yes, you can say economics is a major of mine haha. Interesting that you mention these fake wars theories, sounds like u are a history major? Personally, I find these conspiracy theories to be pretty interesting (and very believable) at times. Sometimes, hard to also search for evidence supporting it cos it is well concealed by some strong people up there. Just trying my luck here in our convo, any chance you have great resources that I could refer to regarding your claims? Would be very keen to explore more on those claims

There are almost no technologies in Kazakhstan. Therefore, the pace of development is low. I hope that the blockade will solve these problems

Income inequality, has been around forever

Income inequality occurs due to hegemony, corruption, centralization, controlled media and division
Which are all evident now


All wars are fake controlled by hegemony
(1936 Prescott Bush worked with Hitler, Prescott Bush begets George Bush - president 1991 who begets George bush president 2001 and Jeb Bush 2016 - current politician designed to be president)
(King George 1917 did not help his cousin Nicholas the Russian Tsar)

Due to King George in 1917 not helping his cousin he financially benefited trillions.

and so on it goes



be careful of your university professors, used by hegemony (Soros foundation) to socially engineer generations



forgive me if I am wrong but are you a student of economics

Income inequality. It seems to be a common issue in many developed countries, being a small problem when the country is rising and progress well in the economy, and then escalating to be one of the largest problems in the country when it becomes much more developed. The irony is that in the chase of becoming a globally-recognized economy, it is inevitable that income inequality will happen. In my opinion, this is simply because only a percentage of the nation are presented with the right opportunities, at the right time (be it connections, recruitment opportunities or headhunted, etc). Hence, the idea of income equality is already bound to happen with nations progressing forward in the economy. The true meaning of utilitarian benefits is entirely flawed because for that to actually occur, every resident of the nation has to see each other as equal. In today's globalized interconnected world, many cities possess a huge mix of people and are becoming more cosmopolitan, making it very difficult for everyone to view each other as equal. That's the whole idea of capitalism isnt it haha. (wow writing this post is actually bringing out a lot of feels within me lol)

There is way to solve it all - Direct Democracy (shhh), Do not vote and your own money/trade with each other


They always come back with but you voted for the representative





1) Ask for Direct Democracy
We vote on every policy they want to put forward


2) Do not Vote as much as you can


3) Do trade with each other in your own money as much as possible


I can already see a world of corruption being arrested and put in jail, lets hope

Corruption everywhere. Starts at the top and trickles all the way down to the bottom. It's become a way of life in my country. We even have a saying whenever we hear news about someone being busted for drugs or smuggling or pretty much anything illegal that that person probably forgot to pay someone along the way. Sadly, the most corrupt are people in the government. Everyone knows this but like I said, it's a way of life for us and I don't think it will ever go away.

population problem is a biggest problem in Bangladesh.Bangladesh is a very  small country in south Asia .in respect of population she is the seventh largest country in the world .so she is a densely populated country .about 915 people live per square mile in Bangladesh ,there some causes behind overpopulation in Bangladesh.out climate,weather ,geographical condition early marriage,high birth rate etc are active factor overpopulation .

I suppose that the future is for the legalization of drugs. I tell from my point of view (I’m from Russia). We have a very strict drug policy and at the moment a huge number of young people (ages 18-25) are imprisoned for a period of 5-15 years for a couple of grams of weed or two stamps. But this problem does not solve, a large part of modern youth somehow uses something. Alcohol and nicotine, I also refer to narcotic substances. Legalization of at least marijuana could bring huge benefits to the country's economy, there would be jobs in the industry, money from the sale would be legal and public, many people could use grass as a medical device. In my opinion, it has long been proven that marijuana is much safer than alcohol, it has only a positive effect on the body (you should read at least some of the huge number of scientific articles). But in our country, unfortunately, the drug business is a huge structure that receives funding straight from our political elite, and it is clear that when dealing with the drug business illegally, our government receives huge illegal profits that flow into the pockets of officials. Having looked at the statistics of countries where the decriminalization of drugs took place, it can be seen that with such a policy, the number of heavy opioid drug use is reduced at times (which in my opinion is considered the most dangerous). But legalizing this, they would have brought tremendous benefits to the country, both in the financial and in the health sense. It's a pity that personal interests always stand higher than the interests of our citizens.

A lot of them!
1. Corruption in dangerous for the country scale
2. Huge number of superfluous officials
3. Many systems do not work - GLONASS does not work
4.Economy is weak, almost nothing is produced, except for oil and gas production, we import meat almost 90%
5. The roads are bad, there are not many good ones, one trouble repaired another (fools and roads)
6. The general standard of living of the people is low, low salaries
7. Mass alcoholism, smoking, drug addiction, parasitism, high crime rate, promiscuity of the people
8. Constant inflation, because no one wants to produce anything
9. Inaccessible housing, interest on the loan unavailable
10. Good education and health
11. Inadequate infrastructure
12. Military reforms of Serdyukov
13.Demographic problem - the extinction of the Russian people continues
14. Payment for utility services is constantly growing

Here in India, taxation is a major issue. Only around 3% of the population pays taxes, and they are subsidizing the remaining 97% of the population. To make matters worse, farmers are exempt from income tax. So we have farmers roaming around in BMWs and Audis, while the middle-class tax payer struggles to purchase a two-wheeler.

At present, the biggest problem in our country is the uncontrolled rise of capitalism. As a result, the wealthy and industrialist groups are becoming more and more rich, while the poor are increasingly becoming poor. The poverty line is increasing day by day due to capitalist greedy consumerist and feudalist groups. To solve this problem, the balanced distribution of resources is necessary.

The biggest problem in our problem like others is poverty. It is the end result of many factors but can be solved by the government and its citizen. The government has the big role in solving the poverty in a community. The government has the power to create jobs/employment for its people so that there will be a source of income. The government has the power to lift its people from poverty if only they are sincere and honest with their service as they promised and as part of their duty. However, sad to say that corruption is always there in the government which defeats their purpose/reason of existence. On the other hand, the citizen can also help to address this problem. Being part of the community, we depend from government. But being also part of the community means we have the obligation in solving the problem since the government alone cannot do it if we don't cooperate or initiate so that we in our own way can be more useful to the community. The challenge is both with government and the citizen. But, we, citizen can also create big changes for ourselves and for the community as a whole.

My country belonging to the continent of Africa, the biggest problem i have observed is poverty coupled with greed.
I mean what kind condition is it that makes people keep grabbing wealth he may not need at the expense of others.A kind of poverty that makes a person only aspire primarily to be better than his neighbor rather than build the society for the general good.
this is what poverty has done in my country.

Biggest problem of my country is the patience of people. people can take everything: corryption, low salaries, low quality of life, bad roads, high prices on fuel, contamined rivers and air, bad education, stupid government, nervy medical system, alcoholism, murderings, crazy justice system and many other things. people are sleeping, but the tention is so high here, if something goes wrong, we will smash fight and kill. thats awful. they dont want to change anything and unfortunatelly it makes you immigrate from here(( know the country? try to guess))

Illegal immigration, Crime and.... Corruption the biggest one )

Here are the main problems in my country:

1. Overpopulation
2. Illegal immigration
3. Crime
4. Poverty
5. Corruption
6. Illiteracy
7. Lack of medical care
8. Lack of infrastructure
9. Unemployment
10. Alcoholism

vấn nạn lớn nhất của quốc gia tôi đang sinh sống đó là nghèo khổ và đói kém. Trẻ em không được đi học, chiếm tới 70% dân số.

Based on the 2015 Global Satisfaction conducted by Waze, Metro Manila has the "worst traffic on Earth". Based on the 2015 Census of population by the Philippine Statistic Authority, Metro Manila was listed as being the most dense city in the world based on population density.
So now should i even have to tell you that "TRAFFIC" is the worst problem in my country (Philippines). There were many countermeasures the Philippine government are implementing. One of which is "The Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP)". More commonly referred to as the “color coding” or “number coding” system. But poor enforcement of traffic rules and the overlapping functions of government institutions only worsen the situation. I long for the day that i can never experience a traffic here. Will that day ever come???

I think the problem in my country is the existence of illegal levies.
Pungli is a power of local people who ask money riders who pass through the village, now many like it, sometimes even there is a resistance so that there was violence,
The more concern is that the levy is protected by the local police.
How to overcome this by placing some soldiers in case, so they will remind each other.
I hope this helps.