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Freedom and Democracy
Posted by: charlessmyth

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The peril of democracy for freedom when democracy has a poor or nonexistent moral basis.

Related: capitalism, democracy, economics, freedom, politics

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You still have ...
By: ronarprfct. on 13 Aug 08, 06:50:23
You still have provide no real proof of your conjecture that what I proposed would result in these things(which conjecture is really just an example of hypothesis contrary to fact), or is even likely to result in these things.

I agree that ...
By: ronarprfct. on 13 Aug 08, 06:47:43
I agree that government shouldn't be issuing licences in a true capitalist society.

Government ...
By: charlessmyth. on 02 Aug 08, 19:52:35
Government shouldn't be issuing licenses, it should be limited to creating legislation which enables the contractees to resolve disputes via the law when contractual terms are claimed to be in default.

Knowledge as in a ...
By: charlessmyth. on 02 Aug 08, 19:48:45
Knowledge as in a record of knowledge would remain, but it doesn't follow that it would be understood and/or put into practice. Technology would also remain until it became worn out and could not be replaced and/or maintained. A ball point pen, for example, takes a lot of technology across many disciplines to be made available. As Humans evolve, so do their natural enemies, as is becoming all too apparent in hospitals with so-called antibiotic resistant superbugs.

From wikipedia, " ...
By: ronarprfct. on 02 Aug 08, 18:58:43
From wikipedia, "Business licenses are permits issued by government agencies that allow individuals or companies to conduct business within the government's geographical jurisdiction."

I think you are ...
By: ronarprfct. on 02 Aug 08, 18:53:30
I think you are assuming way too much about what would happen if people were properly rewarded for working, rather than living off the sweat of others. Knowledge wouldn't suddenly disappear, nor the current infrastructures in place. Further, perhaps human evolution is why we don't live 45 years on average now.

Under capitalism ...
By: charlessmyth. on 09 Jul 08, 09:18:34
Under capitalism you are not prevented from making that choice. The doctors would be powerless without the technology to back up their knowledge. Life expectancy would drop to around 45 years, just check out the data across the millennia: There were very few old Greeks and not many more old Romans, etc.

I doubt life ...
By: ronarprfct. on 09 Jul 08, 08:48:12
I doubt life expectancy would shrink that much. We would still have doctors and healthcare knowledge, but, even if it did, maybe 45 years of freedom would beat 100 years of slavery.

That would ...
By: charlessmyth. on 09 Jul 08, 08:43:03
That would certainly solve a number of problems in so much as the world's population would shrink to about a third of its present level, and be kept there by a life expectancy of about 45, on average.

Nature's bounty ...
By: ronarprfct. on 09 Jul 08, 08:33:18
Nature's bounty should be the only way men profit, and all who work should profit in proportion to the amount of work they do from nature's bounty.

Keeping economic ...
By: charlessmyth. on 07 Jul 08, 08:34:00
Keeping economic power separate from political power is the responsibility of the citizenry, for which they have a vote. Beyond subsistence farming, and nature's bounty, without some people investing in and taking a risk on property which is used in the production of wealth and employs labour for that purpose, labour would not be able to earn. Otherwise, labour has no incentive to keep economic power and political power separate and will become enslaved to government over time.

I don't believe ...
By: ronarprfct. on 07 Jul 08, 05:30:49
I don't believe economic and political power can ever be separated for any significant amount of time. Do you have a proposal of how this separation could be guaranteed to last for some significant amount of time? Further, I don't believe in capitalism, so I don't believe in people getting paid merely because they own something, while other people work to produce the value they are being paid.

For laissez-faire ...
By: charlessmyth. on 29 Jun 08, 08:32:19
For laissez-faire capitalism to exist it is necessary for the right to property and the right to its capital value to be recognised, accepted without question and secured. How this security is implemented is open to debate, but it is not necessarily at odds with what one could accept as government in the interests of uniformity of law and justice over a region the size of the EU, for example, but does demand the separation of economic and political power.

For laissez-faire ...
By: ronarprfct. on 29 Jun 08, 05:38:18
For laissez-faire capitalism to exist, government would have to not exist. As long as government exists, it will seek to bring more things under its thumb, and, once it has, someone will buy the power of that thumb to benefit themselves financially.

The west is ...
By: charlessmyth. on 25 Jun 08, 08:30:43
The west is capitalist to the extent that the money earned is sufficient to maintain the state apparatus, but, over time, this becomes more and more difficult to do as incentives are eroded and business persons become the victim of politics. At present, it is catastrophically close to collapse along the lines experienced in Youngstown, Ohio. Under capitalism a license is a legal contract and not a permission granted as a favour to be paid for at a rate demanded and without security of term.

When economic and ...
By: charlessmyth. on 25 Jun 08, 08:22:44
When economic and political power come together under government, laissez-faire capitalism cannot persist. Only government can maintain a monopoly via force in the physical and judicial sense. No private company under proper and enforced law can use its market position to FORCE people to purchase its goods and/or services: healthcare, education, etc. Without money only very simple barter economies exist because the means of exchange would become impossibly cumbersome, and that would be evil.

Laissez-faire ...
By: ronarprfct. on 25 Jun 08, 06:52:47
Laissez-faire capitalism cannot exist for any significant length of time. Any time it does exist, it will only exist for a short time until someone gets a monopoly or even just enough power to start buying government interference or other initiation of violence for the sake of their business. It is unsustainable because the nature of capitalism is greed and ill-gotten gain. The love of money truly is the root of all kinds of evil.

If that is true, ...
By: ronarprfct. on 25 Jun 08, 06:46:30
If that is true, and I don't say that it is, it is too bad we in the US don't have a capitalist economic system. The second you have to get a license from someone else to have a business, it ceases to be pure capitalism. Government sticks its nose in too much for it to be even as good as a system as capitalism could be, though I myself think capitalism is a blight on the planet in any form(and no, I am not a communist or socialist).

True. Sometimes I ...
By: Jocke1776. on 26 Feb 08, 22:57:59
True. Sometimes I stop. Look around. Think about what we in the west have today. Think about capitalism's reputation. And I don't get it. Are people stupid? Keep fighting for freedom!

Indeed it does. ...
By: charlessmyth. on 26 Feb 08, 22:31:51
Indeed it does. Thanks for your comment, and spread the word. It's badly needed here in Europe, and beyond.

Capitalism = freedom
By: Jocke1776. on 26 Feb 08, 20:55:38
Capitalism = freedom

Democracy should ...
By: brianthunder33. on 20 Mar 07, 19:59:35
Democracy should only support freedom systems based in a fair capitalistic system.

quit spewing your ...
By: gokart2. on 08 Dec 06, 01:05:52
quit spewing your bullshit old man.

My admittedly ...
By: ninesquared. on 11 Nov 06, 01:17:54
My admittedly obscured point was this: individual rights are either defined and granted by society (and therefore subject to democratic process) or, arguably, granted by some God. And I wonder where, in yr view, capitalism fits in? Some of the terms you use, e.g., "proper western culture," carry a lot more POLITICAL (subject to democracy) baggage than you seem to acknowledge.

For the democratic ...
By: charlessmyth. on 10 Nov 06, 09:50:07
For the democratic process to have validity for everyone it must be limited to the ethics of the state. For a proper western culture, we hold that the ethics are constitutional rights which specify what freedom is and democracy is the process by which the electorate choose those deemed suitable to protect them. Religion is not a part of this.

General Election UK 2007.
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Webcast for UK general election 2007

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The Divine Right of Kings.
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Freedom of expression seldom kills or injures anyone, but the actions of those who object to free expression, very often do.

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Local Election 2007 (Belfast South)
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Election webcast for Belfast South 2007.

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The Priorities.
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Good intentions can have unintended consequences.

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Without ...
By: charlessmyth. on 04 Oct 08, 14:57:43
Without intervention after WW1 the region would have been repeatedly destroyed by intertribal violence and the forced redistribution of land. The land of Israel would not have developed beyond what was naturally occurring and Jerusalem would have crumbled into further ruin. There is no evidence to the contrary. So it's not difficult to have a superiority complex, God given, or otherwise:-) As per 'The Priorities', there is ample opportunity for the other regional actors to do better.

A large part of ...
By: luxedge. on 04 Oct 08, 14:37:29
A large part of Jordan is desert. Israel has always been fertile. Judea was indeed improved by Israel. BUT If people live on their land and don't proceed with possible improvements, it does not entitle emigrants with good ideas to just take their land away. What kind of logic is that. You Zionists are suffering from a rare misperception of your own perceived superiority. Probably stems from the Bible, which was written by Jews, stating that you are the chosen people. What a joke.

The Sahara is not a ...
By: charlessmyth. on 04 Oct 08, 08:33:36
The Sahara is not a part of the ME, it's a part of North Africa. That's like arguing, Arabs would be glad to hand over Monaco or San Marino. Without Israelis putting in the effort there would be no water, agriculture or anything much else in the land that is Israel, as was and is the case wherever there are Arabs. As a result, the land now belongs to Israel. That's how property rights work. As per T. E. Lawrence, a keen observer of Arabs and their ilk: They are a small minded and petty people.

What are you ...
By: luxedge. on 04 Oct 08, 00:12:18
What are you talking about??. Sure, the Arabs would gladly hand over 5% of their territory in the Sahara to trade it for the land Israel currently occupies. Israel has access to water and can be cultivated. The desert cannot. Furthermore, there are some powerful nations living on small territories. FACT is HERE that you live on land that used to belong to other people. You took the land but only purchased about 6 to / % of the land you currently occupy. So what about the other 93-94%?

Israelis/Jews do ...
By: charlessmyth. on 03 Oct 08, 17:59:31
Israelis/Jews do not have, nor claim to have a monopoly in the media, banking, suffering, etc. However, due to history they have achieved proportionally more in comparison to their world-wide number than is the case for comparable groups in their chosen fields of endeavour. Israel accounts for 0.33% of the ME's land and under 2% of the population. That leaves 99.6% of the ME for the displaced and distressed you cited to make a better life, for the year zero of 2008, and beyond.

This mass expulsion ...
By: luxedge. on 03 Oct 08, 17:17:03
This mass expulsion and killing has been going on ever since. Due to the strenght of jewish interests in mass media, very little is reported, even today. Fact is, the natives owned the land even though they were controlled by a foreign power. Israel however has a policy, not to tolerate more than 20% non-jews in Israel. Hence, all natives had their ownership rights destroyed and the land has been given for free to new emigrant jews, taking advantage of Aliyah. The killing continues until today.

This plan was first ...
By: luxedge. on 03 Oct 08, 17:09:20
This plan was first unwritten, but later become the official policy of the Zionist government: Plan Dalet. Look it up not in wikipedia (which is jewish-biased), but from reliable sources. It says: Destruction of villages (setting fire to, blowing up, and planting mines in the debris), especially those population centers which are difficult to control continuously. The Hagana and its more vicious arm, the Stern Gang, carried out mass expulsions, and mass murders (Deir Yassin) since early 1930.

In 1896, Theodore ...
By: luxedge. on 03 Oct 08, 17:03:17
In 1896, Theodore Herzl's "Der Judenstaat" was published. It outlined the plan to create a jewish nation in Palestine. From that time on, Jews started to emigrate to Palestine, first buying some plots from the locals. They also started to evacuate the non-jewish farmers from the land they occupied. After 1920, the jewish immigrants started to realise that the Locals were no match for them in direct confrontations. They started to forcefully evacuating, or killing the locals.

Now some real ...
By: luxedge. on 03 Oct 08, 16:54:51
Now some real Israel history for you personally: Before 1890, there were hardly any jews in Palestine. Those that lived there were natives and had been living there for a long time. These were semites, like the other inhabitants of the area. Those others, called palestinians, also semites, were mainly farmers. They farmed their plots all the while the area was still under Ottoman rule. Shortly after WW2, 1920, the Brits took control. All the time, the natives continued to farm their land.

I am that 'real ...
By: charlessmyth. on 03 Oct 08, 12:07:41
I am that 'real sick, evil animal', luxedge. The truth is still the truth no matter how much you and your associates protest it to be otherwise. By not admitting to the truth, you and your associates are only prolonging the distress in Gaza and the West Bank, and are contributing to the terrorism and extremism across the world. Thus, it is you and your associates who are the real sick, evil animals.

What a masterful ...
By: luxedge. on 03 Oct 08, 11:54:17
What a masterful distortion of the truth. This video shows the real danger of the Zionists. They know how to distort the reality and have the world media under control. So obviously, no politician in any developed country has the guts to argue with them unless he is very well documented. To me, the person posting this video is a real sick, evil animal.

i have come to the ...
By: MayaKLan. on 28 Sep 08, 10:43:16
i have come to the same conclusion my friend. sad but true. its them or us, and we dont have a choice but to survive and fight. we are still peace lovers, because if they ever put down their gun (and pigs fly) we will be the first in the world to offer peace. its our nature, chosen or not. we are better.

Your posts look ...
By: charlessmyth. on 28 Sep 08, 10:12:01
Your posts look okay. Be careful not to exceed 500 characters or the post will fail. Europe has a large Muslim population in the south and east, so Islam is not unusual to Europe. Disruptive Islam from the ME is best countered by people confronting the Islamists' demands and not voting for governments which insist on pandering to extremists in order to make bad policies possible. This is beginning to happen in the UK and Germany. The UK, France and Germany have sworn support for Israel.

Youtube has made a ...
By: Kurtlane. on 28 Sep 08, 09:02:05
Youtube has made a total mess of my posts. Here's an explanation: There are 3 posts 1st: reply to charlessmyth: "Try telling these..." Reply starts with "True, but I won't..", goes on to "And as for..", then to "The few people..", ends with "when university.." 2nd post is reply to MayaKLan: "dont call the people..." Reply starts with "Yes, we are..", ends with "I have plenty of evidence.." 3rd post is reply to charlessmyth: "This is what..." Reply is "Europe is stuck..."

Europe is stuck in ...
By: Kurtlane. on 28 Sep 08, 08:37:32
Europe is stuck in its own cycle of shadow. Europe will not understand that Israel is the side to unequivocally support. Forget Europe. It's doomed anyway. It's becoming as Muslim as the Maghreb (North Africa), and just as much an enemy of Israel. It's time we begin treating it as such.

I have plenty of ...
By: Kurtlane. on 28 Sep 08, 08:36:16
I have plenty of evidence in support of this. And after thinking about it for years I have realized that the only way out of the cycle of shadow is to become less peaceful. So when someone says, "We don't want to become like them," my answer is, "We must become more like them. Whether we want to or not. Because this is the only solution there is." But it's extremely hard to sell this to Jews.

Yes, we are the ...
By: Kurtlane. on 28 Sep 08, 08:35:03
Yes, we are the peace lovers. Too much. Way too much. This is our contribution to the problem. I've thought about it for years, until I realized that our desire for peace, respect and normal existence is the "mirror image" of their terror and hate. That far from alleged "cycle of violence" (where both sides engage in revenge), what we have is a cycle of shadow: the more hideous they become, the less hideous and more peace-loving we get. Which fuels more hatred from them, etc. (cont.)

when university ...
By: Kurtlane. on 28 Sep 08, 08:30:37
when university administrations (under pressure from those paid by Arab lobby) do little dirty tricks to shut you down, when local Jewish establishment, though not paid by Arab lobby, is trying its best to help the administration?

The few people who ...
By: Kurtlane. on 28 Sep 08, 08:29:16
The few people who came to Red Square in Moscow to protest Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia stood there for only a few minutes before being arrested, but their protest immediately became known to the world. In a democracy, you can scream all you want, but who will hear you? How do you make your position known when thousands of other throats paid by Arab lobby scream the opposite, (cont.)

And as for the fear ...
By: Kurtlane. on 28 Sep 08, 08:26:30
And as for the fear of being lynched, that won't stop me either. I've been scared through my childhood. Now I've had enough. The hate-filled bastards have made life hardly worth living at all, so losing my life is not that much to me. The only question for me: in a dictatorship, whoever comes out and speaks becomes an instant threat to the regime. (cont.)

True, but I won't ...
By: Kurtlane. on 28 Sep 08, 08:25:10
True, but I won't let them scare me. I'm amazed at how students and others in Iran sacrifice their lives in trying to oppose the regime (watch?v=7DqDm5bA88g), while US students and others are scared of losing their reputation. How come a fear of being called "racist" has scared everyone. Since when has America become a nation of cowards? Same thing in Europe. Let them brand me whatever they want, I'll still speak out. (cont.)

This is what the EU ...
By: charlessmyth. on 27 Sep 08, 10:28:15
This is what the EU is struggling to comes to terms with. But the EU's attempts to square the circle of tyranny and western freedoms is too rapidly destroying western freedoms. Freedoms which Israel also understands the virtue of. As a consequence of murder and intimidation and criminally bad thinking, Sharia law has just been introduced into the UK. The EU needs to understand that Israel is the side to unequivocally support.

dont call the ...
By: MayaKLan. on 27 Sep 08, 09:55:18
dont call the people who are trying to turn israel into palestine "peace lovers". we are the peace lovers! the ones that demand a country, respect and peacefull existance in the face of constant terrorism and hate. no european has ever been a strong a peace lover as the average israeli!

Try telling these ...
By: charlessmyth. on 27 Sep 08, 09:48:03
Try telling these peace lovers otherwise at a college meeting, for example. You'd be lynched on the spot, or condemned as a vicious fascist and/or racist. There's an irony in this :-)

Lauren Boothe's ...
By: Kurtlane. on 27 Sep 08, 09:40:08
Lauren Boothe's self-promotion and diplomats' attempts to get themselves some bread and butter (lots of butter) while they pretend to work for peace don't strike me as good intentions.

Muslims and the west.
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Muslim and western discontent is not simply a matter of religion.

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You can also think ...
By: charlessmyth. on 05 Jun 08, 18:06:51
You can also think of it like this: 'When the seagulls follow the trawler, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea.' Eric Cantona

Wealth is a measure ...
By: charlessmyth. on 05 Jun 08, 16:01:19
Wealth is a measure of how well it is possible for one to live one's life. I do not expect to see any Muslims declining an MRI scan, emergency surgery, or an international flight, for example, any time soon. One can be sufficiently pious without having to sacrifice one's life in the process. Those who consider otherwise, can choose to suffer the travails of nature and the impact upon their well being as they walk to Mecca. No one will be preventing them from doing so.

In the west, one is ...
By: charlessmyth. on 05 Jun 08, 15:53:38
In the west, one is free to make this choice, and if one cannot tolerate the west, one can live elsewhere. For example, a notorious Islamic cleric-cum-scholar living in London declared that the west was akin to living in a toilet. But a toilet he was prepared to tolerate because he and his family benefited very handsomely from the state: Car, home, medical expenses, schooling, etc. He did have the option to return to his homeland, and no one would have stopped him. A Muslim with conviction?

The right to choose ...
By: yahoovisitor. on 05 Jun 08, 14:57:37
The right to choose the Right or the Wrong Path has also been given only to the human beings and not the angels. If I know the right road and after that I am going on the wrong track its my fault. Allah Almighty is having each of my action recorded just as in the recent mobile phone technology a very small piece or chip is acting as a memory card of difference capacities. If I believe in Allah and teachings of the prophets I must get on the right road and leave the wrong one immediately.

Anyone lending ...
By: charlessmyth. on 04 Jun 08, 17:49:32
Anyone lending money can choose to not charge interest on the principle amount. But because money is a commodity, interest has to be charged in order to at least maintain the its value over time, but, more importantly, as trade becomes more extensive and because money is a scarce commodity, competition over the rate of interest enables credit-worthy entrepreneurs to compete for its use. In simpler economies with very long time preferences, etc., Islamic principles may effectively enough apply.

Islam doesn't ...
By: yahoovisitor. on 04 Jun 08, 17:33:24
Islam doesn't encourage on counting and saving the money. It rather educates a Human Being to give the right to live to every one in the society whether poor or low paid. Islam just asks to spend the part of wealth in the way of Allah Almighty which is excessive from my needs. This is the greatest conflict between Islamic and non Islamic community. Islam give the right to live on equality to all human beings giving piety the upper hand & the other religions count wealth as status symbol.

I suppose so?
By: charlessmyth. on 09 Oct 07, 08:58:23
I suppose so?

Transformers rock.. ...
By: darrenco35. on 08 Oct 07, 19:51:24
Transformers rock.....yeah............

Danzig 2.
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First they take T'blisi, then they take Berlin.

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Heroin
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Prohibition simply creates deadly consequences for users and victory for criminals.

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Alcohol addiction ...
By: charlessmyth. on 24 Jun 08, 15:08:11
Alcohol addiction and misuse is a problem to alcoholics and their nearest and dearest. Unless one wishes to live under severe limitations to one's liberty, the problem cannot be tackled by involuntarily diverting huge sums of other people's earnings in order to prevent an outcome for some via unavailability. The failed war on drugs costs the UK £9-19 billion per annum, with a 20% success rate for seizures. 60% is needed to make any impact. That's 10-20% of the NHS budget.

I've heard those ...
By: givebirthathome. on 24 Jun 08, 12:58:59
I've heard those facts about heroin use,too-- safe, and withdrawal is not a big issue. Since heroin related compounds are in fact,natural neurotransmitters, these might be more appropriate medication for certain mental illness than the standard toxic pharmaceuticals; opium, the natural source of heroin, was called the most useful substance in the materia medica before the drug hysteria. Much drug-running is supported to fund guerrillas for gov't black ops. Catherine Austen Fitts.

Alcoholics are a ...
By: givebirthathome. on 24 Jun 08, 12:46:27
Alcoholics are a huge problem via drunk driving, Fetal alcohol syndrome, and in fact, alcohol withdrawal(if you ever get to that stage of addiction) unlike heroin withdrawal, is 50% fatal. Read Dr. Joseph Beasley. On the way to such a crisis, a significant minority of alcoholics will have seizures, and some will become permanently brain injured with Korsakoff psychosis. Not favoring prohibition here, just pointing out that alcohol is quite toxic, physically and socially.

These are my views ...
By: charlessmyth. on 02 Feb 08, 12:22:18
These are my views too. I am not a drug user, nor have I been impacted by drug users. Very few people are, which makes it immoral to hold myself and others hostage to drug users by those in government who insist that drug use is a problem requiring the waste of billions of Dollars and/or Euros.

Do you share these ...
By: kirstyarohanui. on 02 Feb 08, 11:38:51
Do you share these views? I have been on both sides of the coin so I was wandering, thank you

It is derived from ...
By: charlessmyth. on 01 Feb 08, 23:15:57
It is derived from a number of studies written about the pronblem as it pertains to the effectiveness of prohibiting drugs at the expense of the taxpayer, the impact to freedom and arbitrary criminalisation based on subjective moral standards.

I`m sorry...who`s ...
By: kirstyarohanui. on 01 Feb 08, 20:49:00
I`m sorry...who`s point of view is this?? I`m curious?

So long as junkies ...
By: charlessmyth. on 11 Jul 07, 15:31:50
So long as junkies and alcholoics are not a problem to others by way of crime to support their addictions they are not a problem that government should be concerned with.

its a great video. ...
By: ragratt. on 14 Apr 07, 03:11:25
its a great video. bokker is a tard. people will use heroin period. my commentwas posted as a response to the ignorance of the person's above response

yea, what do you ...
By: scottferrie. on 13 Apr 07, 12:38:19
yea, what do you know? What is your point of veiw? What is your logic?

Yes it is brother
By: scottferrie. on 13 Apr 07, 12:34:00
Yes it is brother

haha, mooooooooo
By: scottferrie. on 13 Apr 07, 12:33:45
haha, mooooooooo

Great's better than ...
By: charlessmyth. on 13 Apr 07, 08:22:43
Great's better than idiot-cum-dumbass :-)

your a dumbass.
By: ragratt. on 13 Apr 07, 01:04:49
your a dumbass.

Great Video!!!
By: scottferrie. on 05 Apr 07, 21:32:49
Great Video!!!

To call you an ...
By: Springbokker. on 12 Mar 07, 07:54:22
To call you an idiot would be an understatement. You haven't a clue what you're talking about.

One minute to eleven.
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One minute to eleven. It is imperative that Iran believes the west's demands with regard to Iran's nuclear weapons programme.

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Sedition
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A 'new normal' for democracy will flourish, when good people to do nothing.

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Abortion
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Abortion in a free society.

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Bad Caviar.
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Dmitry the Terrible, says: Respect Russia or be crushed.

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The Center of Gravity.
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Half a million Kurdish refugees in Germany and a PKK insurgency.

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Again Sharia.
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There must be no place for the Sharia in the EU.

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Another endorsement ...
By: charlessmyth. on 16 Jul 08, 16:11:38
Another endorsement :-)

go china !..lol
By: SINUKAYA. on 16 Jul 08, 15:56:13
go china !..lol

I did not know that ...
By: Nelapidae. on 04 Jul 08, 17:02:48
I did not know that. I like Pipes' stuff a lot, especially his panel-talks with Yaron Brook of ARI. I'll check out this Amazon thing; thanks for the tip.

It already happens ...
By: charlessmyth. on 04 Jul 08, 15:18:58
It already happens with Amazon where Muslim employees will deliberately and repeatedly delete unfavourable reviews criticising Islam. Amazon is also targeted by high profile Islamic activists, such as CAIR, in the US, and have forced Amazon via the US courts to toe the line. You might care to Google 'Daniel Pipes', for more examples.

While I don't want ...
By: Nelapidae. on 04 Jul 08, 14:54:26
While I don't want to totally give up on hope for the future, I do believe that I'll see the U.S. follow down the same path as Europe in my lifetime. As an aspiring author, it is my fear that a work I submit to a publisher be screened against offending Muslims before it is accepted. While any private publisher can do what he wants, if that kind of thing is made into law then freedom as such has just swirled down the spout. I turn 40 next spring...I hope the next 40 are as free as the last.

Europe never seems ...
By: charlessmyth. on 04 Jul 08, 14:39:56
Europe never seems to learn anything, unfortunately, Nelapidae. It's as if Europe is determined that each new generation must be cursed to relive the errors of those who went before, just so that they [really] know what it is to suffer. And, tiresome though it is, it only serves to make it clearer why the US authorities are demanding ever more information about who is heading their way, form Europe.

It is an ...
By: Nelapidae. on 04 Jul 08, 14:02:43
It is an historically proven fact that when appeasement is the rule, the monsters come to conquer. I would have thought Europe of all places should have learned this lesson a long time ago. I guess not, from the sounds of it, and I suspect this next batch of Hitlers being appeased won't be as civil and pleasing as the last one was.

Very much so, ...
By: charlessmyth. on 04 Jul 08, 13:04:34
Very much so, legendre007. Keep religion to oneself, and, if this is not possible, such persons can relocate to where this preference can be satisfied. For Muslims, there are many options outside the EU, to choose from.

[3] People need to ...
By: legendre007. on 04 Jul 08, 12:47:03
[3] People need to learn that enforcing upon Muslims the same laws that apply to every other religious & non-religious group isn't bigoted "discrimination." Rather, the real prejudicial discrimination comes w/ treating Muslims w/ a wholly different set of rules as everyone else. We need to cast off the dogma of political correctness & rediscover the liberalism & equal rights promoted by the likes of John Locke, Jean-Baptiste Say, and Ayn Rand.

[2] "Freedom of ...
By: legendre007. on 04 Jul 08, 12:40:27
[2] "Freedom of religion" doesn't mean that, if my religion told me to make death threats against blasphemers, then the State should stand by & do nothing (except make excuses for this homicidal behavior). If the Aztec religion still existed, the freedom of religion wouldn't give Aztecs the right to violently commit human sacrifices in the name of their religion. Making death threats against blasphemous X certainly interferes w/ X's own freedom to worship (or not worship) as he pleases!

[1] People need to ...
By: legendre007. on 04 Jul 08, 12:35:43
[1] People need to learn that the right to live one's own life with one's own property, w/o physical violence being used on him or his property, is the primary right. The freedom of religion is contingent upon respecting other people's rights to life & property. My freedom of religion means I can pray as many times as I want per day, using my own property.

Globalization
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How a globalized economy benefits the many.

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I'm almost 35, is ...
By: ronarprfct. on 25 Jun 08, 06:38:17
I'm almost 35, is that old enough to have my opinion taken seriously? With a bunch of sovereign states, if you don't like it in one place you can go to another. When the whole world is run by the globalists, not only will local concerns be less efficiently dealt with by far away bureacrats, but there will be no way to choose any way but their way, unless you are ready to go to war and have a revolution. For the sake of freedom, power should be kept as uncentralized as possible.

Globalization is at ...
By: 2012TNWO. on 10 Nov 07, 02:22:30
Globalization is at current focused on the Western world, for a few reasons. The East isn't ready to join and Union, neither are they needed apart from for their resources, but even then altenative fuels and engines have been made. A One World Government will happen and is happening, but it's happening too slowly, a major pole shift is due, this could help or hinder the work of The New World Order Depending on how things pan out in the next few years.

Free movement of ...
By: charlessmyth. on 12 Oct 07, 19:49:17
Free movement of labour is essential in order to reduce poverty and to incentivise established markets to innovate.

what does your ...
By: gratex. on 12 Oct 07, 19:04:04
what does your organisation think about free movement of labour?

The WTO like other ...
By: charlessmyth. on 03 Jun 07, 18:11:56
The WTO like other institutions such as the World Bank only make matters worse for the less affluent in general. Liberia and Nigeria are particularly difficult instances because of the state-backed corruption allied to violence used to resolve disputes.

Countries like ...
By: woostopalypse. on 03 Jun 07, 18:05:02
Countries like Nigeria and Liberia have not benefited from WTO. You also did not account for Human-Rights and environmental issues for determining how successful the WTO is. Could it be because the WTO is one of the biggest violators in both?

Most young souls ...
By: charlessmyth. on 31 May 07, 08:52:17
Most young souls are educated in the ways of communism in its contemporary guises of the good of society and environmentalism.

Pretty good. It ...
By: hoyty1234567. on 31 May 07, 08:42:31
Pretty good. It seems to me that most protesters of globalization are young souls in search of purpose in their lives without a clear perception of the world they live in.

That's why I keep ...
By: charlessmyth. on 30 May 07, 15:39:52
That's why I keep them short enough for attention deifits such as yourself :-)

Thanks! I used to ...
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Thanks! I used to find it hard to sleep at night.. But just two minutes of your video has solved that problem for me! ZZZZZZZZ!

Could you be more ...
By: charlessmyth. on 21 May 07, 13:35:28
Could you be more specific?

How deluded are you ...
By: adamlyons87. on 21 May 07, 12:58:03
How deluded are you?! lol

Out of Afghanistan.
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Another ?117-billion towards terrorism.

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Nuclear defence for the UK.
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Why the UK must maintain its nuclear defence capability.

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Global Warming.
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Misdirection of Global warming and the negative impact on poverty.

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Lisbon Treaty Referendum.
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Voting 'no' without being properly informed has consequences.

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Charlie Mcreevy's ...
By: charlessmyth. on 28 Jun 08, 08:57:22
Charlie Mcreevy's brief is specific, but this absolutely does not exclude him in any way from being properly informed about the Lisbon Treaty. Like I pointed out, he doesn't have to suffer any impact to his well being. No one in Ireland is going to die of the consequences, but, to challenge the EU in which Ireland is barely 1% of pop, with another 'no', is akin to saying, 'bring it on if you think you're hard enough.'

I think he's ...
By: christianpatriot125. on 28 Jun 08, 07:24:48
I think he's actually paid to be a commissioner for the internal market. He does need to understand EU law pertaining to his brief but as the Lisbon treaty is merely proposed legislation, which has been rejected by Ireland. I'm not sure he need understand it. In fact it would probably be a dereliction of duty to spend time studying a dead treaty, that could be spent attending to his duties as internal market commissioner.

Maybe. More to the ...
By: charlessmyth. on 27 Jun 08, 17:19:03
Maybe. More to the point: Commissioner Charlie Mcreevy gets large sums of money to read and understand EU treaties, etc., so that he can explain them to others. When he chooses to pursue other matters he regards as more important, and touts his ignorance like a badge of honour, he is as corrupt as those he accuses of being corrupt, and/or manipulative. This must be an untenable situation for Taoiseach Brian Cowen and his administration to tolerate. It's the sack or summer-school for Mcreevy.

Talk of expulsion, ...
By: christianpatriot125. on 27 Jun 08, 16:52:26
Talk of expulsion, exclusion and other negative consequences are without foundation. The rules don't allow it. If others use enhanced co-operation provisions of Nice to the possible extent, we still avoid the negative consequences of Lisbon. We stay in the EU with full access to its markets & the only people who lose out are politicians & civil servants who lose out on a few euro ego-trips.

Very much so, ...
By: charlessmyth. on 27 Jun 08, 14:01:16
Very much so, Legendre007. Doing business in the EU is very difficult. And to give this a bit of a Celtic spin, in general: If Ireland wants to play at being the Biggest Swinging Dick in the Heart of Darkness that is the corridors of the Eureaucracy, and with only their mighty rune-sword Referendum with which to do battle, they would do well to be hitting a Charisma of better than '1', at the poles and beyond, so as not to get caught 'hanging in the air the way that bricks don't':-)

The world needs ...
By: legendre007. on 27 Jun 08, 13:41:30
The world needs more economic liberalisation and more free trade.

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