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Mr. Carrot Posted May 7, 2004
Hehe, precisely. They're still a bit scary, though.
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Mr. Carrot Posted May 8, 2004
As they should, considering where you live.
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Tacysa Posted May 8, 2004
I'd start singing patriotic songs and waving flags, but I'm afraid I burned them all. Hey, wait, isn't that illegal....?
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Tacysa Posted May 9, 2004
Nah, it's not illegal. Every republican president in the history of the United States has tried to make it illegal, but it hasn't become law. It's just like burning a cross in someone's front yard; there are a million charges they can bring against you when you do it that have nothing to do with the actual action.
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darakat - Now with pockets! Posted May 9, 2004
Arson is what they do here.
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Tacysa Posted May 9, 2004
I've never tried it. I prefer to keep the flag and throw it back at every patriot who tries to tell me how grateful I should be to live in a wonderful country. To an extent they're right, but I'm a belligerent teenager, right?
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darakat - Now with pockets! Posted May 9, 2004
I usually state that I am burning the flag to show the fact I believe that the country I was burn in no longer exists thanks to the government.
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Tacysa Posted May 9, 2004
Hmm, at least you can say that your country existed at one point.
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Mr. Carrot Posted May 9, 2004
The odd thing is that I think it's illegal over here. A famous Norwegian comedian did it live when the US waged war on Iraq, and I think he got quite a hefty fine for it. They say that Norway is the last communist state, and in a sense, they might be right.
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Tacysa Posted May 9, 2004
Just as a correction: the United States is not at war with Iraq. Congress never declared war and the president can't do it himself. We haven't been in a war since WWII. Does this sound like insanity to you?
Well, if the communism works, why the heck not use it?
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Mr. Carrot Posted May 9, 2004
Oh, but of course, it's only a "limited millitary action". What's the difference anyway? It was an invasion of another country, and an armed conflict, therefore, it was a war. The declaration is unimportant.
Because it's authoritarian.
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Tacysa Posted May 9, 2004
Nope, they're called 'police actions' here. I think America should just go home.
All government is; it's unavoidable.
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darakat - Now with pockets! Posted May 10, 2004
Todays police action is arts and craft!
Sorry.
If you don't have a goverement...
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Mr. Carrot Posted May 10, 2004
What on earth has a millitary occupation got to do with the POLICE???
Just had to, I suppose.
Then you have anarchy, which leads to troubles, which leads to feudalism, which might in turn lead to a revolution and democracy. All government is authoritarian, but there are degrees. Liberalists sacrifice equality to get freedom. Socialists sacrifice liberty to attain equality. It's a well known fact.
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Tacysa Posted May 10, 2004
That's what it's called. Besides, there are police in the military. We're policing everyone and causing global hate and discontent.
*shrugs*
Screw it all, why don't we just eliminate a lot of people and have decency? Oh, I forgot, that's a hell of a lot to ask from people.
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darakat - Now with pockets! Posted May 10, 2004
and which people do you eliminate? Its genocide.
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