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Re: Who do you think will win the election? [Re: silversoul7]
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If enough people participated in government.. there wouldn't be a need for revolution. I think finding ways to motivate the public to care and participate would be far more successful, and far less bloody.. don't you?

And you.. and Jefferson's definition of tyranny.. might not be another sect of society's definition.

Is a nation that the majority supports social programs considered "tyranny" that depends if you're asking the socialist, moderate, or anarchist now doesn't it?

ANd who decides when government is "too big"? Many would say that about over government today. or even the USA 40 years ago, 70 years ago. Many don't think it's big enough in some areas. Some are rather picky about the areas in which they think big gov't is a good idea or a bad idea. So how would you propose is a fair way for deciding when to act, and who should lead.. and why would that person be justified in his/her actions?


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Re: Who do you think will win the election? [Re: KingOftheThing]
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bump

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Re: Who do you think will win the election? [Re: DigitalDuality]
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the more people that participate in government wont change government but change more peopl. it will brain wash them. we can get rid of the government w/o it being bloody

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Re: Who do you think will win the election? [Re: AhronZombi]
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we can get rid of the government w/o it being bloody



Probably alot easier said than done..they have a millitary. Plus they have also been taking steps toward ripping appart the Posse Comitatus act. Scary shit.


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