involve everyone is the national slogan
Once there was an island nation whose founding fathers were farmers, with names like Abra’m and Earl, makers of tools and hewer of rules that leaned on the pragmatics of living in a society based on survival.
In another nation, one whose founding mothers gave voice to chanceries of wholistic care, they cared less for the calculus of what is materially fair or fights over rights and rather favoured justice of proximity, both community and family.
That’s as it was until their sons and daughters took to an island of their own in a marriage of principles giving precedence to everyone having a chance and support for those who take it, for people support what they help create and feel support in having their say.
