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[QUOTE="Laihendi"]That is absurd. The US constitution is one of the greatest political triumphs in human history. It was, up to that point, the most successful attempt at freeing man from violent oppression by recognizing his fundamental right to his life and establishing legal rights necessary to preserve that fundamental right to life. How can you have protection against government corruption without a constitution?Laihendi
That quote is incredibly stupid.1. It is an ad hominem attack and in no way discredits the principle of individual freedom that serves as the foundation and motive of the constitution. It in no way discredits the constitution itself.
2. America was not a business, and such a claim is absurd. It is true that many government officials are corrupt and work to make money, but they do not work to produce and trade wealth - they work to loot it from those who make it. His quote implies that he is a sympathizer of socialism, and yet he condemns America for its socialist actions while mistakenly identifying it as a business. Brad Pitt is a fool.
@ Frank Zappa - The constitution contains many checks against democratic authoritarianism. If elected officials did not hold so much power today then the stupidity of the masses electing them would not be so dangerous. Also, a political system is not in the best interest of those who must be forced at gunpoint to obey it. I agree that the masses are scum and that they are destroying life for great individuals, but there is no reason to use violence against them. All we need to is end the application of force against productive individuals for the purpose of preserving the lives of the anti-productive masses.
which is why i support placating the masses with free consumer goods and services (you can recall my citizenship package, correct?) and the opportunity to get more through work and contribution.
Doing anything at gunpoint( on your own citizens at least) is not an option in a technocracy.
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