Federal vs Parliamentary vs Presidential... Which is better?

**kisshmet** · May 4th, 2018 04:47 PM

Originally Posted by KingoftheNorth

Not really sure what you mean by this.

How does "glory to power" come about and what does it mean for the people?

gloria arroyo cant go back to power under the current constitution

if they succeed in revising the constitution then they can perpetuate themselves in power

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**leonleon** · May 4th, 2018 04:49 PM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

gloria arroyo cant go back to power under the current constitution

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Aalisin ba term limits and/or restrictions?

**kisshmet** · May 4th, 2018 04:50 PM

^walang term limit sa parliamentary form of govt

vote of "no confidence" can be bought

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**leonleon** · May 4th, 2018 04:58 PM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

^walang term limit sa parliamentary form of govt

vote of "no confidence" can be bought

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Ah ok.

Paktay tayong lahat diyan.

**skyglider** · May 4th, 2018 05:27 PM

If we look at the 30 Richest Countries, most of the type of government are Parliamentary and Monarchy and not Presidential.

Baka sakaling umunlad tayo pag nagpalit ng gobyerno.

Ranking of 3 richest countries looking at GDP per capita - Business Insider

30. Japan — GDP per capita: $38,893 (£31,732) – Constitutional Monarchy
29. Finland — GDP per capita: $41,812 (£34,114) Parliamentary
28. France — GDP per capita: $42,384 (£34,581) – Premier-Presidential
27. United Kingdom — GDP per capita: $42,513 (£34,686) - Constitutional Monarchy
26. Oman — GDP per capita: $43,737 (£35,685) - Absolute Monarchy
25. Belgium — GDP per capita: $44,881 (£36,618) - Constitutional Monarchy
24. Canada — GDP per capita: $46,239 (£37,726) – Constitutional Monarchy
23. Denmark — GDP per capita: $46,602 (£38,022) - Constitutional Monarchy
22. Taiwan — GDP per capita: $47,790 (£38,991) – President-Parliamentary
21. Austria — GDP per capita: $47,856 (£39,045) - Parliamentary
20. Iceland — GDP per capita: $48,070 (£39,220) - Parliamentary
19. Germany — GDP per capita: $48,189 (£39,317) - Parliamentary
18. Australia — GDP per capita: $48,806 (£39,820) – Constitutional Monarchy
17. Sweden — GDP per capita: $49,678 (£40,532) - Constitutional Monarchy
16. Bahrain — GDP per capita: $50,302 (£41,041) - Constitutional Monarchy
15. The Netherlands — GDP per capita: $50,846 (£41,485) - Constitutional Monarchy
14. Saudi Arabia — GDP per capita: $54,078 (£44,122) – Absolute Monarchy
13. United States — GDP per capita: $57,293 (£46,745) – Federal
12. Hong Kong — GDP per capita: $58,094 (£47,375) - Administrative Region of China
11. Switzerland — GDP per capita: $59,375 (£48,420) – Directorial (Parliament)
10. San Marino — GDP per capita: $64,443 (£52,553) - Republican
9. United Arab Emirates — GDP per capita: $67,696 (£55,206)
8. Norway — GDP per capita: $69,296 (£56,510) - Constitutional Monarchy
7. Ireland — GDP per capita: $69,374 (£56,574) - Parliamentary
6. Kuwait — GDP per capita: $71,263 (£58,114) - Constitutional Monarchy
5. Brunei — GDP per capita: $79,710 (£65,003) - Absolute Monarchy
4. Singapore — GDP per capita: $87,082 (£71,015) - Parliamentary
3. Macao — GDP per capita: $96,147 (£78,407) – Administrative Region of China
2. Luxembourg — GDP per capita: $101,936 (£83,128) - Monarchy
1. Qatar — GDP per capita: $129,726 (£105,791) – Monarchy

**KingoftheNorth** · May 4th, 2018 05:32 PM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

gloria arroyo cant go back to power under the current constitution

if they succeed in revising the constitution then they can perpetuate themselves in power

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It's not "Glory" who worries me. It's her entire entourage of monkey - *ss lawmakers.

**kisshmet** · May 4th, 2018 06:02 PM

Originally Posted by skyglider

If we look at the 30 Richest Countries, most of the type of government are Parliamentary and Monarchy and not Presidential.

Baka sakaling umunlad tayo pag nagpalit ng gobyerno.

Ranking of 3 richest countries looking at GDP per capita - Business Insider

30. Japan — GDP per capita: $38,893 (£31,732) – Constitutional Monarchy
29. Finland — GDP per capita: $41,812 (£34,114) Parliamentary
28. France — GDP per capita: $42,384 (£34,581) – Premier-Presidential
27. United Kingdom — GDP per capita: $42,513 (£34,686) - Constitutional Monarchy
26. Oman — GDP per capita: $43,737 (£35,685) - Absolute Monarchy
25. Belgium — GDP per capita: $44,881 (£36,618) - Constitutional Monarchy
24. Canada — GDP per capita: $46,239 (£37,726) – Constitutional Monarchy
23. Denmark — GDP per capita: $46,602 (£38,022) - Constitutional Monarchy
22. Taiwan — GDP per capita: $47,790 (£38,991) – President-Parliamentary
21. Austria — GDP per capita: $47,856 (£39,045) - Parliamentary
20. Iceland — GDP per capita: $48,070 (£39,220) - Parliamentary
19. Germany — GDP per capita: $48,189 (£39,317) - Parliamentary
18. Australia — GDP per capita: $48,806 (£39,820) – Constitutional Monarchy
17. Sweden — GDP per capita: $49,678 (£40,532) - Constitutional Monarchy
16. Bahrain — GDP per capita: $50,302 (£41,041) - Constitutional Monarchy
15. The Netherlands — GDP per capita: $50,846 (£41,485) - Constitutional Monarchy
14. Saudi Arabia — GDP per capita: $54,078 (£44,122) – Absolute Monarchy
13. United States — GDP per capita: $57,293 (£46,745) – Federal
12. Hong Kong — GDP per capita: $58,094 (£47,375) - Administrative Region of China
11. Switzerland — GDP per capita: $59,375 (£48,420) – Directorial (Parliament)
10. San Marino — GDP per capita: $64,443 (£52,553) - Republican
9. United Arab Emirates — GDP per capita: $67,696 (£55,206)
8. Norway — GDP per capita: $69,296 (£56,510) - Constitutional Monarchy
7. Ireland — GDP per capita: $69,374 (£56,574) - Parliamentary
6. Kuwait — GDP per capita: $71,263 (£58,114) - Constitutional Monarchy
5. Brunei — GDP per capita: $79,710 (£65,003) - Absolute Monarchy
4. Singapore — GDP per capita: $87,082 (£71,015) - Parliamentary
3. Macao — GDP per capita: $96,147 (£78,407) – Administrative Region of China
2. Luxembourg — GDP per capita: $101,936 (£83,128) - Monarchy
1. Qatar — GDP per capita: $129,726 (£105,791) – Monarchy

they are all trumped by the richest country in the world the USA with presidential form of govt and patriotic leaders..country first

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**KingoftheNorth** · May 4th, 2018 07:05 PM

Originally Posted by skyglider

If we look at the 30 Richest Countries, most of the type of government are Parliamentary and Monarchy and not Presidential.

Baka sakaling umunlad tayo pag nagpalit ng gobyerno.

Ranking of 3 richest countries looking at GDP per capita - Business Insider

30. Japan — GDP per capita: $38,893 (£31,732) – Constitutional Monarchy
29. Finland — GDP per capita: $41,812 (£34,114) Parliamentary
28. France — GDP per capita: $42,384 (£34,581) – Premier-Presidential
27. United Kingdom — GDP per capita: $42,513 (£34,686) - Constitutional Monarchy
26. Oman — GDP per capita: $43,737 (£35,685) - Absolute Monarchy
25. Belgium — GDP per capita: $44,881 (£36,618) - Constitutional Monarchy
24. Canada — GDP per capita: $46,239 (£37,726) – Constitutional Monarchy
23. Denmark — GDP per capita: $46,602 (£38,022) - Constitutional Monarchy
22. Taiwan — GDP per capita: $47,790 (£38,991) – President-Parliamentary
21. Austria — GDP per capita: $47,856 (£39,045) - Parliamentary
20. Iceland — GDP per capita: $48,070 (£39,220) - Parliamentary
19. Germany — GDP per capita: $48,189 (£39,317) - Parliamentary
18. Australia — GDP per capita: $48,806 (£39,820) – Constitutional Monarchy
17. Sweden — GDP per capita: $49,678 (£40,532) - Constitutional Monarchy
16. Bahrain — GDP per capita: $50,302 (£41,041) - Constitutional Monarchy
15. The Netherlands — GDP per capita: $50,846 (£41,485) - Constitutional Monarchy
14. Saudi Arabia — GDP per capita: $54,078 (£44,122) – Absolute Monarchy
13. United States — GDP per capita: $57,293 (£46,745) – Federal
12. Hong Kong — GDP per capita: $58,094 (£47,375) - Administrative Region of China
11. Switzerland — GDP per capita: $59,375 (£48,420) – Directorial (Parliament)
10. San Marino — GDP per capita: $64,443 (£52,553) - Republican
9. United Arab Emirates — GDP per capita: $67,696 (£55,206)
8. Norway — GDP per capita: $69,296 (£56,510) - Constitutional Monarchy
7. Ireland — GDP per capita: $69,374 (£56,574) - Parliamentary
6. Kuwait — GDP per capita: $71,263 (£58,114) - Constitutional Monarchy
5. Brunei — GDP per capita: $79,710 (£65,003) - Absolute Monarchy
4. Singapore — GDP per capita: $87,082 (£71,015) - Parliamentary
3. Macao — GDP per capita: $96,147 (£78,407) – Administrative Region of China
2. Luxembourg — GDP per capita: $101,936 (£83,128) - Monarchy
1. Qatar — GDP per capita: $129,726 (£105,791) – Monarchy

Not a good indicator IMHO.

The Philippines has shifted from Bicameral (1935 Constitution) to Unicameral (1973 Constitution Note: with Presidential law-making powers) to Bicameral (1986 Constitution) legislative forms and still we've been left behind by our regional counterparts.

It's not the form of government or legislature. It's really the trapos and their dynasties who have been hanging on to power too long.

**uls** · May 4th, 2018 07:16 PM

3. Macao — GDP per capita: $96,147 (£78,407) – Administrative Region of China

12. Hong Kong — GDP per capita: $58,094 (£47,375) - Administrative Region of China

Philippines -- Administrative Region of China

haha

**skyglider** · May 4th, 2018 08:39 PM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

they are all trumped by the richest country in the world the USA with presidential form of govt and patriotic leaders..country first

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Somebody got his wish.

“I prefer a government run like hell by Filipinos to a government run like heaven by Americans.”

Nagmadali kasi kaya siguro ganito ang naging kultura nating mga pinoy ngayon.