By: Masood Hussain Geffery
A government can destroy its own country through a combination of policies, actions, and inactions that undermine the nation’s economic, social, and political stability. This can include:
- Corruption and mismanagement, leading to economic stagnation and inequality
- Suppression of political opposition and dissent, resulting in social unrest and human rights violations
- Misallocation of resources, prioritizing military spending or pet projects over essential public services and infrastructure
- Ignoring or exacerbating environmental degradation and climate change
- Implementing harmful economic policies, such as printing excessive money, leading to hyperinflation
- Fostering divisions and sectarianism, creating social and ethnic tensions
- Neglecting education, healthcare, and social welfare, exacerbating poverty and inequality
- Alienating international partners and allies, leading to diplomatic isolation and economic sanctions
These factors can culminate in widespread suffering, political instability, and even state collapse, ultimately destroying the country.
