What do you do to bring the marginalised and the disenfranchised into the mainstream of society?
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Every sector of the society must be represented in the government.  Politicians must not only address the problems of the rich and the middle class.
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Plant the seeds for honest dealings.  Lead by example and convince others to do the same.\n\nToday's children/teens (offspring of the baby boom) will be the largest voting demographic shortly. Convince todays' youth as to how much political power that actually is. \n\nTake the initiative and start new political parties NOW (even if you are too young to vote).\n\nThe youth of the world are pationate and can make quite a bit of change become a reality.  Lead and train others to lead.
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Many people are prejudiced against people they perceive to be poor. At least you got to see how it feels to be on the receiving end of that, and hopefully you will help and be friends with those who are deserving instead of blaming them for their circumstances. No disrespect meant by my comment--we all learn something new (hopefully) every day.
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~Learn self-confidence, practice public speaking in front of a mirror.\nCirculate and make friends.  Learn the issues and prepare a platform that you want to stand for and stick to your principles.  Do the research you need to support your positions.  Let people know you are honest and sincere and have integrity.\n\nWhen you've wasted enough time realizing none of this is going to work, learn how to spread your legs and go after the boys' votes.
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Win a huge lottery, and use most of the money to fund things that are going to help the world be a better place.  \n\nPrograms to create pollution cleansing technology\n\nCollege funding for the deserving poor\n\nCampaign against war-mongering and political imposition.\n\n\n\nThen - have some real fun with the remainder, lol.\n\nRegards,\nOC
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Maybe you can do it the old fasioned way:  go door to door, and ask people to give you money.\n\nIf that doesn't work, write letters to rich multi-millionaire Democrats like John Kerry, Ted Kennedy, Barbara Boxer, Chuck Schumer, Michael Moore, and Hillary Clinton.  They're always telling us the poor deserve more, well, here's their chance to step up and lead by example.
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1. Ways of dealing with immigrants, and refugees\n\n2. Genuine access to decent education that is affordable for all\n\n3. A proper universal health system\n\n4. Real innovation in industy, technology and science\n\n5. Sign the Kioto Protocol and make real measures to reduce Greenhouse gas emissions
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try to make the world a better place
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Personally i think the best way to close the poverty gap is for companies to invest industries in 3rd world countries. But the problem is that tax is unbelievable high in those countries thus companies don't have an incentive to invest there. Also the countries should start to become self sufficient so they rely less on hand out. Any aid give to 3rd world countries should be given organisation that work directly in the country not the goverment.
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I imagine equal opportunities would play a big part so prepare for anything related to that, e.g how would you ensure people you deal with are treated equally and fairly? also try and include examples in the past of when you have tried to ensure equality regardless of race, religion sex etc....
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Well you could start by serving your country, that is aim for what the people want and putting your own personal wants aside. For example if the population wants the soldiers in Iraq out of their, then get them out, even if you feel they should stay. Also, do something great, like free up debt in a poor country, so they can feed their children. But you have to make sure the money goes to the poor people though and not to a corrupt dictator.
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One would have to select them by hand and send them all messages asking them to participate and give them reasons too. Tell them what the outcome will be of this "revolution".\n\n\nAt least thats what i would do...
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What's the alternative?  There will be no sudden changes to the situation in the U.S.\n\nPack up and go where a better life awaits you?\n\nShout the injustices from the rooftops - because you know that the squeaky wheel gets the grease?\n\nPreserve the status quo by inactivity?\n\nMake lemonade out of the lemon handed you and try to improve your lot (and thereby African groups collectively) by a program of self-improvement on an individual level?\n\nTears don't turn no gears........................
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stop the wars. help those less fortunate then us to live a better life. give help to society where you can. be tolerant of people.
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Collect income taxes on the spot from all illegal immigrants who come in for services.  Anyone who says they don't have money, not a problem.  Make them give two pints of whole blood.  Unable to give blood?  Not a problem.  Make them do maintenance work on the facilities, like painting, plumbing, cleaning, etc according to their skill level.  Unable to do work?  No problem.  Make them do eight hours of translating service.  Not bilingual (can't speak English)?  No problem.  Just tell them you don't speak whatever language they speak, and after a few hours of not getting anything they came for, hopefully they'll leave and not come back.\n\nLOL.  Sorry if I put anyone off with this reply, but you were looking for humorous replies, right?  I mean, you did ask how to make the NHS more efficient and cost effective.  Now, that's a joke!!! \n\nROFLMAO
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Volunteer with those less fortunate. \n\nSpend time with friends or family.\n\nStart a hobby you have always wanted to try.\n\nBecome more involved with your church.\n\nTravel.\n\nTake classes in something you always wanted to learn more about.
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Oh Bloody Hell yes. But what are we to do? For most of us the alternative is idler's benefits then we are slaves to poverty.  Some choice!