Weak Governments Should Be Overthrown

First for the start of the debate I will more thoroughly define weak governments, essentially I am arguing that governments that are weak in any way, (through economic weakness, corruption, war etc. ) should be overthrown. Keep in mind however that things like plague, which cannot be necessarily the fault of the government, I will not be arguing about. Reasons why a weak government should be overthrown. .. 1. It makes the people weak-If one takes any government system through the history of mankind, one can find that in times of weakness the people become weak. For example, take the Chinese during the warring states period in time. Because they had no centralized, strong government the people became weak, and death was common. When the emperor ascended to the throne, he had united most of china and the people once again became strong. source:. http://www.sjsu.edu... 2. Weak governments prevent advancement: Of one takes the weak governments, throughout history, they can find that during these times of weakness there is little advancement, and little advancement prevents discoveries and in general the progression of the human race in fields of science, medicine, etc. The reason for this? Often times a weak government has a poor or destroyed economy, causing little to no funding for fields of progress. 3. Weak governments tend to take the world with them: If a government becomes weak, and there own means of production and economy greatly decays, then a government loses not only its own economy, but also decays the economy of other nations. This is caused by their own product that they may uniquely provide becoming more expensive or suffering a decrease in quality in order to maintain stable prices. Now I will provide the benefits of overthrowing a weak government. .. 1. It purifies corruption: When a government is overthrown, the corrupt leaders of that government go with it. Of course there needs to be a way of ensuring that the new leaders are not as corrupt, so a system of stable government must be imposed but more to that later. .. 2. It enhances the means of production: When a weak government is overthrown, and a superior government takes control, the economy is greatly increased and innovation produces new products making more money. 3. It gives people hope: Hope is a weapon. If the people are armed with it then they can supersede fear and take control of the government by overthrowing governments that are currently weak, violating their rights, or destroying the economy. 4. Sometimes, it can bring lasting peace: When a government is overthrown their might be a struggle for power, but in the end many wars could be halted and brought to a closure to prevent more death and blood shed. Example: During World War 1, tsarist Russia was throwing the lives of soldiers into WW1. The Bolshevik revolution not only brought a government that some what valued the working class more, it drew Russia out of World War 1 so that it could have peace and begin the road to recovery. sources. https://www.boundless.com... Now I will present the means of revolution that should be employed 1. The people are armed and are given the revolutionary spirit. 2. The revolution begins at a time of ultimate weakness for the government. 3. (after the revolution succeeds, if it succeeds) Quickly the leaders of the revolution take control and eliminate or pacify other groups vying for power if needed. 4. A system of government is put in place that will empower the nation and its people. Finally I will provide examples of countries that succeeded in usurping "weak" nation and put systems in place that empowered their nation. Nazi Germany: TO A DEGREE, obviously I disagree with the genocide of millions of people, but overall the average German was given a better standard of life and the economy vastly improved. Soviet Union- Once more I remind people that though I do not necessarily agree with the Soviet Unions form of government or the killings of millions, this nation became a global superpower. United States- One of the finest examples (at least in my mind) of revolution, the American Revolution, with the support of France, gave power to the people and made another, actually current day, super power. Also it inspired the French Revolution and South American Revolutions.