All that Bupkis about Public Interest, the...
AllStarZ 15 Dec 2008
Has anyone ever noticed that at the forefront of a lot of these ideas are people with too much time and money?
Dr. Strangelove 15 Dec 2008
Dauth 15 Dec 2008
AllStarZ, on 15 Dec 2008, 3:26, said:
Has anyone ever noticed that at the forefront of a lot of these ideas are people with too much time and money?
At Uni I felt strong opposition to my Union, I never did anything because I was working, and frankly because no one listens to student unions, not even students. Whereas people doing mickey mouse courses who had 4 days off a week could put forth their half formed thoughts.
BeefJeRKy 15 Dec 2008
nip 15 Dec 2008
Some certain forumers here should do, too.
EX-P.F.C. Wintergreen 15 Dec 2008
I find that funny because i was watching some old cold war space race footage today and when explorer 1 went into space (after sputnik fyi) they said democracy was in space for the first time...
Whitey 15 Dec 2008
That probably has something to do with the fact that... I don't know... the USSR was like the farthest thing from democratic?
EDIT: Oh snap, I'm going to Kalamazoo in March.
-Rorschach
Edited by Rorschach, 15 December 2008 - 23:10.
EDIT: Oh snap, I'm going to Kalamazoo in March.
-Rorschach
Edited by Rorschach, 15 December 2008 - 23:10.
CodeCat 21 Dec 2008
Democracy means rule of the people, but that can be interpreted many ways. Usually people interpret it to mean that the population has a legal way of some guaranteed influence in their government.
Dr. Strangelove 21 Dec 2008
CodeCat, on 21 Dec 2008, 11:19, said:
Democracy means rule of the people, but that can be interpreted many ways. Usually people interpret it to mean that the population has a legal way of some guaranteed influence in their government.
I agree. This why I'm anti-democratic.
Edited by Dr. Strangelove, 21 December 2008 - 22:45.
Dr. Strangelove 22 Dec 2008
RaiDK 31 Dec 2008
I think Democracy is flawed on the basis that the average person is a complete moron.
Zero 04 Jan 2009
Z_mann 04 Jan 2009
There exists no real democracy in the world today. A state is run by and through manipulation. Example: you didn't win the elections? Big deal! Block the parliament, append 500 amendments to every law that's supposed to be passed. That didn't work? Hire terrorists, cause mass riots. If all fails, buy a general or two...
Dr. Strangelove 07 Jan 2009
Z_mann, on 4 Jan 2009, 21:38, said:
There exists no real democracy in the world today. A state is run by and through manipulation. Example: you didn't win the elections? Big deal! Block the parliament, append 500 amendments to every law that's supposed to be passed. That didn't work? Hire terrorists, cause mass riots. If all fails, buy a general or two...
Part of me wishes that were true.
Wizard 07 Jan 2009
Dauth has already warned you about politics. Discussing democracy is politics. Ergo