What would be an ideal form of government?

Have you ever wonder, what would be an ideal form of government? Just to name it, today, governments are formed as a result of conflicts among political parties that they are arguing on issues within framework of political ideologies and these forms of governments in Canada and US as Dr. (PhD) C.B. Machperson says are relic of Cold - War.  For example, the issue of abortion. The Conservative Party of Canada claims to be a religious party, and New Democrat Party is a socialist party and takes women's right groups that they favor abortion. In fact founder of the NDP (CCF) is James Shaver Woodswort (Tommy Douglas moved CCF to NDP) was a Methodist priest. Now, it is important to step outside of political realm and to look at an abortion issue in light and not darkness. Since the Conservative Party of Canada is pro-life, it does not provide any form of financial assistance for a mother to raise her child or any form of job opportunities. Obviously, it takes a village to raise a child, and when a person is struggling to meet basic necessity of life, as Karl Marx says when people are occupied heavily with their lives, they would not pay attention to politics. This is exactly what the Conservative Party wants people are struggling and their friends are robbing wealth of a nation. On the other hand, the NDP is not doing any favor by providing social programs which are not sustainable. It is going to drain wealth of a nation and causes backlash at working class. Particularly, those individuals are living below - poverty line.

As a result, there is need for a system that is representing will and consent of people. A system which is meant to govern people. A system which is not favoring rich or poor, but it is resolving social illness of society, and it is treating everyone with compassion, justice and fairness. In regard to issue of an abortion, when I become sick, I do not ask a politician to see my doctor, I go and see my doctor. No man should ever decide for a woman what to do for her child.

I am not calling for a revolution.