Compassionate Credentialism & Meritocracy

Democracy has failed and certain public corporations and private firms have been paying unqualified people to make policy makers based around corrupt interests.  A system which involves appointment by merit and a round table board of policy makers seems necessary.  After a while of contemplating whether or not meritocracy would work, I decided that there is a system of checks and balances for meritocracy.  Compassionate Credentialism can be used in Meritocracy and people can be given rehabilitation credits as a means of forgiveness so that class inequality can be avoided.  An issue I encountered was that the current system does not offer people enough forgiveness and the lower income areas of society have been growing as more and more people make mistakes that are culturally linked to class inequality and low income residence.  That lack of forgiveness allows corrupt organizations to put more people in offices who are not qualified for those positions in society.  We need qualifications for positions in government, yet also need a system of checks and balances and Compassionate Credentialism allows the people of the low income areas of society to be forgiven for past mistakes which are so often linked to their birth place in society.  If we offer people rehabilitation credits to fix their credential history and have job qualifications in the government which require college degrees we can have a successful Meritocracy as long as all of the other checks and balances are accounted for.  It seems like Meritocracy is the next system of government for most of the planet Earth and hopefully all of the planet Earth.  I now believe that Meritocracy with Compassionate Credentialism can help end world hunger and unite citizens around the globe as One People of One Planet in Peaceful Union. Peace!

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