Would you support a one world government?

[Skywalker42]

But then again, I may be wrong. A relatively small crowd can behave very irrational under pressure.
How will a country or 'the entire population' of earth collectively behave under pressure ?
I have no clue but down deep inside I feel I don't want to know.

[Elimentals]

Can you imagine how humanity will react when we know for a fact that we are not alone in the Universe? And I don't mean Aliens come and attack, they can simply come over park for a day or 2 and say hello and piss off again.

[murraybiscuit]

i think one world government is somewhat of a utopian daydream.
humans are cooperative and selfish at the same time. it's not a binary thing.
you can say that sharing is caring until somebody takes what you want/need.
at the end of the day, nobody would agree because humans need and want different things.
this is a largely the result of competition and biological/environmental pressure. which is often beyond our control.
i think we'd have lofty aims, but when it comes down to determining ideology, politics and economics, it would fall apart.
there's a reason the world is in the state it's in (pun intended).
of greater concern to me is the persistent assumption that we need a state. i'm not always convinced that we do.
one world government sounds like it could be potentially more efficient but in likelihood would be the exact opposite.

[patrick]

Depends on the type of government you live under now... I imagine people being oppressed would go for it, but people living well wouldn't...