losers

[flyingimam]

RED & BLUE - Dan Shefelman (http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politics/2008/09/20/red.and.blue.economy.cnn)

this is indeed a sad but true animation. i bet most people around here on this forum will agree the point it says "we despite which side we take, are losing, cuz as law abiding citizens we do pay our taxes whether we like it or not, and its OUR money thats being ruined in this fake, backward political game"

[rebgirl420]

Agreed.

Now I realize just the extent and the frustration our Founding Fathers had against Britian. I realize the importance, word for word our Founding Fathers stressed when they wrote the Constitution and the Federalist Papers.

It makes you want to stand up against the government and do something about it.

[rebgirl420]

Tip something over!

[rebgirl420]

Okay,

popular sovereignty and THEN we tip something over.

[flyingimam]

Okay,

popular sovereignty and THEN we tip something over.

tipping something over = anarchy = bad bad bad bad bad people = devils

we are set!

[rebgirl420]

Haha yeah well I thought tipping something over on the anarchy chart was somewhere between dumpster fire and gorrila warfare.

[delusionsofNORMALity]

tipping something over = anarchy = bad bad bad bad bad people = devilsanarchy is not about a bomb in the hands of furtive figures with stovepipe hats and large overly waxed moustaches. it is simply a system where a shared morality is all that is needed to keep man's baser instincts from spinning out of control. a loosely knit federation of anarchist states might be seen as the ultimate form of government for an enlightened populace.

on a small scale anarchy is controllable, not just bad people doing bad things. on a large scale it has been proven that nothing really works except absolute tyranny. while like minded people may chose to gather together into a community of modest size, the idea of millions of people with the same goals gathering together is ludicrous.

the way to a workable anarchist state is not necessarily through violence, but through the understanding that enlightened self-interest is the surest form of control. it leads to self-control, where the bonds of an intrusive state are unnecessary. such an ethical growth cannot be forced by the regulations of government, it must be brought about naturally by allowing the people themselves the freedom to choose that road.