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"You're 100% right that the government, loose policies, crooked judges, etc., are to blame but, ultimately, those who vote them in are the true culprits because when we begin voting effectively, make certain that no cheating happens and stay active in our communities, we'll begin turning this fiasco around." - Charles Heberle
YTP Philosophy
The YTP Program:
YTP is a self-teaching training program for citizens of democratic republics. Since citizens are the base of power in democratic forms of government, their performance is critical to its long-term success. The Founding Founders of the United States are the authors of the most successful modern republic. We have researched and been faithful to their concepts while also looking at modern examples and methods in designing our program. It is multi-level, interdisciplinary, and written in plain English for the average citizen. It shows people the principles and ideals of a democratic republic and trains them to accomplish the duties of its highest office, the citizen.
This work has four unique aspects not found in any democratic system to date. They are designed to break the failure cycle common to all democracies/republics thus far in history.
This work has four unique aspects not found in any democratic system to date. They are designed to break the failure cycle common to all democracies/republics thus far in history.
The aspects are:
1. That the process of democratic action and decision-making is as important as the end result.
2. That democracy is as much concerned with human nature as it is with the government. Thus, the continuing improvement of the human nature of its constituents through free choice should be a major objective of every form of a democratic system.
3. That the most important thing each citizen should know how to do is to carry out their most critical responsibility of citizenship — the election of people of capability and good character to represent them.
4. That citizenship is a job and citizens should have a minimum standard, with training available to help them meet it.
This training should include:
a. The Ideas and Ideals of Democracyb. The Way a Particular Form of Democracy Worksc. The Rights and Responsibilities of the Citizens