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RE: Liberty vs. Security - Jolly - 06-12-2013

(06-12-2013, 03:42 PM)Der Anarchist Wrote: Do you live under a dictatorship?

Tell me which countries 'democracy' isn't just monarchy wearing a mask.


RE: Liberty vs. Security - Adorapuff - 06-12-2013

(06-12-2013, 03:52 PM)Jolly Wrote: Tell me which countries 'democracy' isn't just anarchy wearing a mask.

Umm other way around, dictatorship not anarchy. Anarchy is no gov and no rules, dictatorship in disguise as socialisim is what is similiar to most countries, too many restrictions to "protect" the people.


RE: Liberty vs. Security - Oni - 06-12-2013

(06-12-2013, 03:57 PM)Emily Wrote: Umm other way around, dictatorship not anarchy. Anarchy is no gov and no rules, dictatorship in disguise as socialisim is what is similiar to most countries, too many restrictions to "protect" the people.

Anarchism would be absolute freedom (or liberty). A dictatorship generally takes away all liberty, while it might offer security.


RE: Liberty vs. Security - Adorapuff - 06-12-2013

(06-12-2013, 03:59 PM)Der Anarchist Wrote: Anarchism would be absolute freedom (or liberty). A dictatorship generally takes away all liberty, while it might offer security.

Pretty much what I said xD
In my opinion, a real democracy is better because that way both the people and gov are in charge.


RE: Liberty vs. Security - Jolly - 06-12-2013

Did i really just mix up aranchy and monarchy? o.e


RE: Liberty vs. Security - Adorapuff - 06-12-2013

(06-12-2013, 04:06 PM)Jolly Wrote: Did i really just mix up aranchy and monarchy? o.e

Seems like it.


RE: Liberty vs. Security - Nil - 06-12-2013

Come on, we all have to give up a little liberty for our own benefit. I mean, we can use airplane security for an example. Now tell me, would you still fly an airplane with no security because they don't want to breach anyone's rights?


RE: Liberty vs. Security - Nefarious - 06-12-2013

Franklin's quote is much better.
Obama is just doing as his advisors tell him to do, it will not end well.
Ron paul needs to become president.