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Old 25-08.-2006, 12:52 PM   #76
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I beleive the "T" in your signature-Peace Through Superior Firepower-is not supposed to be capitalized. Incidentally, a sig. like that begs the question-are you in the military or its associated industrial complex I once was.
Just saw it on a T-shirt, jet plane making the lines of the peace symbol. I thought it was amusing for its anti left wing establishment humor. That's all. I felt I wasn't being extreme enough to fit in. I'm already sick of it anyway.

I am not in the military or the complex but i have relatives that are. If I tell you anything else, I'll have to kill you.
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As opposed to being called fascist every other post? Anyone to the right of Michael Moore is a fascist in this forum. And why is everyone so defensive about being called a communist?

In the immortal words of R. Limbaugh-speaker for the right- "words mean things". Throwing @ the term "communist" & not knowing the person one is directing the pigeon-hole, assertion at is not illuminating or instructive/constructive for anyone here.
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Same here. It is usually is a derisive term from a person w/ a "right" read-conservative-leaning persuasion. Communism did look rather good on paper. Putting it into effect for large groups of people is another matter. I took micro/macro econ in college.
Good on paper? You must be joking.

Lets start with the collective ownership of property, which will inevitably be proceeded by a forced confiscation...

Lets just forget about the sheer folly of trying to centrally manage the chaos of production and distribution of every single good and service we find useful.

Don't even think about the central accumulation of raw power that's a requirement if you want to organize a command economy.

And... I would personally rather not think about the sort of wicked sleazebags that will inevitably gravitate toward that kind all-reaching power.

Surely these items are thought out, on paper, before being implemented.

Communism looks terrible on paper.

On the other hand, I'm all for completely voluntary communal forms. I've lived and loved co-ops, myself. The key difference is that theres a genuine social contract in a voluntary co-op. Opt in? Opt out? Your choice. Not so with a sovereign gov't.
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Just saw it on a T-shirt, jet plane making the lines of the peace symbol. I thought it was amusing for its anti left wing establishment humor. That's all. I felt I wasn't being extreme enough to fit in. I'm already sick of it anyway.

I am not in the military or the complex but i have relatives that are. If I tell you anything else, I'll have to kill you.

Very well. Mine is from a comedian/satirist of the highest order
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Good on paper? You must be joking.

Lets start with the collective ownership of property, which will inevitably be proceeded by a forced confiscation...

Lets just forget about the sheer folly of trying to centrally manage the chaos of production and distribution of every single good and service we find useful.

Don't even think about the central accumulation of raw power that's a requirement if you want to organize a command economy.

And... I would personally rather not think about the sort of wicked sleazebags that will inevitably gravitate toward that kind all-reaching power.

Surely these items are thought out, on paper, before being implemented.

Communism looks terrible on paper.

On the other hand, I'm all for completely voluntary communal forms. I've lived and loved co-ops, myself. The key difference is that theres a genuine social contract in a voluntary co-op. Opt in? Opt out? Your choice. Not so with a sovereign gov't.

Read my post. I exempted "large groups of people"
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Very well. Mine is from a comedian/satirist of the highest order

And is completely true!
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Very well. Mine is from a comedian/satirist of the highest order
Mine is from a lucky charms box..
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Read my post. I exempted "large groups of people"
You said it looks good on paper, but implementing it was a different matter, for large groups.

I don't even think it looks good on paper. The basic premise that I don't own what I make looks very bad on paper. Implementing it just makes it look worse.
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Mine is from a lucky charms box..

Some of us have all the luck. In this instance it happened to be you I had to troll for hours to find a quote that would succinctly metasticize my most pressing intellectual dilemma's into one all encompassing sentence. Oh well.
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In the immortal words of R. Limbaugh-speaker for the right- "words mean things". Throwing @ the term "communist" & not knowing the person one is directing the pigeon-hole, assertion at is not illuminating or instructive/constructive for anyone here.

If it looks like a duck, and sounds like a duck......

I know what the word communist means. And I must know more about it than the leftists here who panic at the thought of being called out. Does anyone remember the beginning of this thread? Revolution is not a dinner party is not an original idea, people. I'll give a gold star to the first person who replies with the person who said this.

This is typical of comments made here.
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Some of us have all the luck. In this instance it happened to be you I had to troll for hours to find a quote that would succinctly metasticize my most pressing intellectual dilemma's into one all encompassing sentence. Oh well.
Yes..and I just grabbed some breakfast...Hey, it may change after my next meal...
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If it looks like a duck, and sounds like a duck......

I know what the word communist means. And I must know more about it than the leftists here who panic at the thought of being called out. Does anyone remember the beginning of this thread? Revolution is not a dinner party is not an original idea, people. I'll give a gold star to the first person who replies with the person who said this.

This is typical of comments made here.
Hey it wasn't that chinese dude...you know had a last name that sounded like...tongue...
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If it looks like a duck, and sounds like a duck......

I know what the word communist means. And I must know more about it than the leftists here who panic at the thought of being called out. Does anyone remember the beginning of this thread? Revolution is not a dinner party is not an original idea, people. I'll give a gold star to the first person who replies with the person who said this.

This is typical of comments made here.

Inre your sig: Which kind of extremists should be shot All of them or only the ones who are communists or are ones you disagee with
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Which kind of extremists should be shot All of them or only the ones who are communists or are ones you disagee with
only the athiest lefties..
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Which kind of extremists should be shot All of them or only the ones who are communists or are ones you disagee with
Obviously those who are extremely slow, or extremely fast.

Or extremely good looking....

Bye bye bell curve.
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