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Thread: America is NOT a democracy
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07-10-08, 12:44 AM #31
Re: America is NOT a democracy
As Machiavelli said, "It is better for a ruler to be feared than loved". Ever since WW2, the government has been putting us in a constant state of fear, which justifies military spending that in turn fuels the military-industrial complex. After communism came terrorism. To be honest, I fear our own government much more than any "islamo-fascists".
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07-10-08, 12:48 AM #32
Re: America is NOT a democracy
Originally Posted by tyrannicalt-bagger
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07-10-08, 08:36 AM #34Re: America is NOT a democracy
Originally Posted by tyrannicalt-bagger
If you say yes. Then there is no hope to save you. You're suffering mental disorder and there isn't much anyone can do for you. If you say no. Then your a hypocrite.
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07-10-08, 09:16 AM #36
Re: America is NOT a democracy
Look it's real simple. Whether we are a democracy or republic doesn't matter. Bush sucks and this country will be better off once that fool is out of office.
Then we won't have to worry about derkas (whatever those are) doing anything bad to us.
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07-10-08, 10:53 AM #38Re: America is NOT a democracy
Originally Posted by Kraker Jak
Do go in a little more depth about the not so scary islamo-fastists not being here before bush. Do you remember the USS Cole? That happened before Bush. So it was his fault they attacked?
What about the first world trade center bombing? I'm pretty sure it wasn't Bush's fualt either.
August 1998, two US embassies where attacked at the same time.
June 1996. Suadi Arabia truck bomb killing 19 American soldiers.
November 1995 Saudi Arabia car bomb killing 5 US soliders
I could go on and on. But here:
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0001454.html
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07-10-08, 11:45 AM #39
Re: America is NOT a democracy
I'm simply saying that I am more likely to suffer violence at the hands of our government then some "durkas". I am neither a hypocrite nor have a mental disorder. I simply see how our government consistently kills more people (directly or indirectly) than any terrorist organization. Where is your outrage at this? As Derrick Jensen says, "the state has a monopoly on violence". I don't believe the armed forces or police organizations serve the common man, but rather the interests of the elites.
@ Asianator - You bring up a good point. The media is far too sensationalist. I also feel that it leans more to the right than the left, despite all this whining about the "liberal media".
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