Amazedgrace56 #fundie

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We were never ever ordained to be a "democracy",but a "republic" in the vision of our founding fathers.."democratic process"..is code for socialism, which is code for communism..which is code for anarchy and which is code for a nation ruled by an elitist dictatorship under such as an emporer, king..where citizens do not have a vote or say in their rights to anything..

In a republic the leadership works for the people and the people run the government with their vote..so the obvious tact that was forseen, planned and pursued..formulated as far back as the 1950's which was to gain control of the votes..and capitalism was the path set down to achieve this purpose, not liberalism..all that remained was indoctrination to the acceptance of such a mentality that would embrace this abdication of rights..and it began with the objective to pursue the corruption of what is right and what a right is by dismembering the responsibility for those rights..as God said all along.."money is the root of all evil"..

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old comment by Crosis

<<< We were never ever ordained to be a "democracy",but a "republic" in the vision of our founding fathers. >>>
The only difference between the two is whether everyone votes on every little thing or whether they choose someone else to deal with that. <<< "democratic process"..is code for socialism >>> Not unless everyone votes for socialism. Don't think you have too much to worry about there. <<< which is code for communism >>> Scary thing is that that is the closest you come to making sense in that first paragraph. <<< which is code for anarchy >>> Ah, one of the most repressive forms of government of all time is actually code for no government at all. Brilliant! <<< and which is code for a nation ruled by an elitist dictatorship under such as an emporer, king..where citizens do not have a vote or say in their rights to anything >>> And then no government at all is code for an oppressive form of government. If you're going to go from oppressive government to no government back to oppressive in your code, why not leave out the middle one entirely? It's like flying from Houston to Atlanta via Burma. As for the second paragraph, not even the Heimlich could save my parser from choking on it.

old comment by Blue March

Gadren wrote
"O_o So, let me get this straight. Democracy is the same as socialism (which is changing from the social axis to the economic axis), which is the same as communism (further leftward on the economic axis and tends toward authoritarianism), which is the same as anarchy (which is the complete opposite of authoritarianism), which is the same as a dictatorship (switching back to authoritarianism). *brain explodes*" Communism is left and tends towards authoritarianism? I think you're thinking of Stalinism or Leninism (which is actually close to Social Democracy on the political spectrum). Communism is practically the same as anarchy (go to Wikipedia and read the definition of both) even though they may advocate different methods (keep in mind there are many kinds of communists and anarchists). Both (except for Stalinism) advocate direct democracy. Crosis wrote "Ah, one of the most repressive forms of government of all time is actually code for no government at all. Brilliant!" 'Communist government' is an oxymoron term made up by capitalists in the West during the Cold War. If you look at the list of bloodiest dictatorships in the world (death by population size, not by sheer body count), only 2 goverments on the top 25 list are socialist. Stalinist Russia and Cambodia under Pol Pot, both of whom are an anathema to many socialists and communists alike. Early Western capitalist goverments such as the ones under Napoleon, Napoleon III, Otto von Bismarck, Gisiuppe Garibaldi and Oliver Cromwell were just as bloody and repressive as some socialist goverments of the 20th century. Many capitalist regimes in second and third world countries during the Cold War amassed graves in the millions with disastrous corporate policies and anti-communist purges.