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ILoveTRW
26-01-2010, 08:33 PM
who are you voting for next election, the communist labour or the capitalist conservatives?

arista
26-01-2010, 08:40 PM
who are you voting for next election, the communist labour or the capitalist conservatives?


Name a Nation that has Real Communism?



New Labour is Neo Conservative.


Case Closed.

ILoveTRW
26-01-2010, 08:41 PM
N.Korea

Scarlett.
26-01-2010, 08:42 PM
parnou

ILoveTRW
26-01-2010, 08:42 PM
labour are just watered down communists

Stu
26-01-2010, 08:44 PM
N.Korea
North Korea is not a Communist state. It operates under the Juche philosophy outlined by Kim Jong but is considered by most to be a totalitarian, Stalanistic dictatorship.

ILoveTRW
26-01-2010, 08:44 PM
North Korea is not a Communist state. It operates under the Juche philosophy outlined by Kim Jong II but is considered by most to be a totalitarian, Stalanistic dictatorship.

afraid it is, love :(

arista
26-01-2010, 08:45 PM
N.Korea


That is not Real Communism


You having a Laugh.


Communism does not work
that is why we now have Corrupt New Labour
who are Neo Conservatives
Fact.

lily.
26-01-2010, 08:45 PM
Name a Nation that has Real Communism?



New Labour is Neo Conservative.


Case Closed.


LoL
Case closed indeed.
:thumbs:

arista
26-01-2010, 08:45 PM
North Korea is not a Communist state. It operates under the Juche philosophy outlined by Kim Jong but is considered by most to be a totalitarian, Stalanistic dictatorship.



Bang On Right
Wise Stu.

GypsyGoth
26-01-2010, 08:45 PM
I think Communism sounds like a better way to live.

Stu
26-01-2010, 08:46 PM
afraid it is, love :(
It's not real communism. Do you know a single thing about the state?

Smithy
26-01-2010, 08:46 PM
North Korea is not a Communist state. It operates under the Juche philosophy outlined by Kim Jong but is considered by most to be a totalitarian, Stalanistic dictatorship.

lol
Thats what it say on wiki
Chinas communist isn't it?

Angus
26-01-2010, 08:47 PM
There ARE other choices, but the only realistic hope of getting this corrupt New Labour government out of power is to vote Tory. Unfortunately I think a lot of voters will vote for LibDems so we could end up with a hung parliament. I truly believe another term of New Labour will put the final nail in the coffin so far as this country is concerned.

New Labour turned out to be the same old labour with a sexed up new image, and using the same old strategies as always, unrestricted borrowing and spending. Even if we get them out we will be left with a legacy of massive debt that will take decades to repay.

They have also shown themselves to be the most corrupt and dishonest government in living memory, leading us into an illegal war with lies and deceit, that has left Britain vulnerable to global terrorism on a scale we have never faced before.

Meanwhile Blair remains unapologetic and he and his vile harridan of a wife are self servingly exploiting their "celebrity" to line their pockets, whilst we have been left with an unelected and criminally inept Prime Minister who, with his henchmen Mandelson and Darling, cling on to power to the bitter end.

ILoveTRW
26-01-2010, 08:47 PM
It's not real communism. Do you know a single thing about the state?

they have a cool hotel in there capital

Stu
26-01-2010, 08:47 PM
I think Communism sounds like a better way to live.
Until you realise it ultimately limits freedom. Unless you like the idea of everybody being the exact same and a complete barren wasteland of cultural and artistic motivation. Viva la individuality.

lily.
26-01-2010, 08:48 PM
This...

North Korea is not a Communist state. It operates under the Juche philosophy outlined by Kim Jong but is considered by most to be a totalitarian, Stalanistic dictatorship.


Being responded to with this...
afraid it is, love :(



... speaks volumes.

Stu
26-01-2010, 08:48 PM
lol
Thats what it say on wiki
Chinas communist isn't it?
Try reading more of the article.

arista
26-01-2010, 08:50 PM
I think Communism sounds like a better way to live.


Sure Sounds Cool.


But it has Not worked any place.


Corruption wins

ILoveTRW
26-01-2010, 08:51 PM
This...




Being responded to with this...




... speaks volumes.


sorry but im trying to revise, stop distracting me :nono:

Stu
26-01-2010, 08:52 PM
Those volumes are speaking again, Linda.

Angus
26-01-2010, 08:53 PM
I think Communism sounds like a better way to live.

It does not work in practice because people are NOT equal in terms of what they can achieve/earn etc., and human nature being what it is, there is an innate desire to progress and succeed in life which is not encouraged by communist regimes. Meanwhile those that administer the communist regimes form their own elitist hierarchies so that the very concept of communism is compromised. In Russia, after the revolution, the cure (communism) under Stalin and his cohorts, became infinitely worse than the disease (imperialism).

lily.
26-01-2010, 08:53 PM
Maybe it's the voices Stu..

setanta
26-01-2010, 08:55 PM
Well practicing Capitalism under a cloak of Communism is working a treat for the Chinese.

arista
26-01-2010, 08:58 PM
Well practicing Capitalism under a cloak of Communism is working a treat for the Chinese.


Get out to China
that is now a Changed Nation.


No Communism
Just Total Control
and Funky Times for Visitors.

Stu
26-01-2010, 08:59 PM
Mind you our idea of democracy is a sham too. One vote per one person should litteraly mean what it implies. The people ask for something and they get it. Instead we just pick a puppet who then more or less makes most of the decisions for us. It's still a ruling elite, only we get to pick them.

None of us are really completely free. We just have the illusion of freedom. We are the most free, but that's about it.

Tom
26-01-2010, 09:30 PM
Communism just makes aspirations pointless. Might as well get on the dole instead of attempting a career

BB_Eye
26-01-2010, 11:37 PM
There ARE other choices, but the only realistic hope of getting this corrupt New Labour government out of power is to vote Tory. Unfortunately I think a lot of voters will vote for LibDems so we could end up with a hung parliament. I truly believe another term of New Labour will put the final nail in the coffin so far as this country is concerned.

New Labour turned out to be the same old labour with a sexed up new image, and using the same old strategies as always, unrestricted borrowing and spending. Even if we get them out we will be left with a legacy of massive debt that will take decades to repay.

They have also shown themselves to be the most corrupt and dishonest government in living memory, leading us into an illegal war with lies and deceit, that has left Britain vulnerable to global terrorism on a scale we have never faced before.

Meanwhile Blair remains unapologetic and he and his vile harridan of a wife are self servingly exploiting their "celebrity" to line their pockets, whilst we have been left with an unelected and criminally inept Prime Minister who, with his henchmen Mandelson and Darling, cling on to power to the bitter end.

Voting Tory is only asking for more of the same. They are opportunists not to be trusted as far as they can be thrown. Refusing to vote is the only real act of defiance.

Angus
27-01-2010, 12:43 PM
Voting Tory is only asking for more of the same. They are opportunists not to be trusted as far as they can be thrown. Refusing to vote is the only real act of defiance.

If you don't want to exercise your democratic right to vote, then you have no business to whinge and complain about whichever government gets in. If no-one voted then anarchy would prevail. It is impossible to accommodate the wishes of EVERY individual since one person's rights and desires will always infringe on someone else's. Democracy, for better or worse, is the only fair way to govern - "The greatest good for the greatest number" (Jeremy Bentham). Not voting is not an act of defiance, its a cop out. All it demonstrates is apathy. If you don't want the Tories to win the next election vote for some other party or start your own!

Stu
27-01-2010, 12:53 PM
I hate that argument. You have every right to compain even if you don't vote. Nobody should be forced to vote from the best of a bad bunch just to be able to complain.

Anarchy sounds pretty good to me.

Angus
27-01-2010, 03:40 PM
Do you then advocate no government at all, and a state of chaos, disorder and lawlessness?
This seems to always be the typical response from people who rubbish the current electoral system and government, but have no valid or viable alternative propositions that would actually improve the quality of our lives and ensure fair distribution of resources. Anarchy, in theory, could work if there was collective agreement about goods, services and distribution thereof, etc, but how would such collective collaboration come about in a fractured and segregated society like the one in which we now all live? We don't all share the same goals, aspirations and values. There would probably be civil unrest, even war, where stronger factions would crush the weaker with no opposition or consequences.

Stu
27-01-2010, 03:56 PM
Do you then advocate no government at all, and a state of chaos, disorder and lawlessness?
This seems to always be the typical response from people who rubbish the current electoral system and government, but have no valid or viable alternative propositions that would actually improve the quality of our lives and ensure fair distribution of resources. Anarchy, in theory, could work if there was collective agreement about goods, services and distribution thereof, etc, but how would such collective collaboration come about in a fractured and segregated society like the one in which we now all live? We don't all share the same goals, aspirations and values. There would probably be civil unrest, even war, where stronger factions would crush the weaker with no opposition or consequences.
Of course I don't advocate a state of chaos, disorder and lawlessness. Don't you think you are being a little unrational here? I can still rubbish all the current options while not providing an alternative. That's not my job. I'm not a political theologist. It's entirely within my right to be unhappy with all the present options on the table and to thus not vote. I do vote, mind you, but I'm talking in theory here.

And for the record, yes, I do believe a certain system of Anarchy would be the closest thing we would get to keeping everyone happy. Democracy seems to cause it's fair share of civil unrest and war too.

And obviously I am realistic and I realise that a vision of an incredibly co-operative anarchic state is far too idyllic a proposition given the human condition. The love of power outweights the power of love.