nicolas10 wrote: Nationalists of the world : Unite!
Nic
well, sir, there's a proven plan for peace and prosperity. You betcha.
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Beyond that, am I the only one seeing the jarring contradiction in the quote above?callmeslick wrote:nicolas10 wrote: Nationalists of the world : Unite!
Nic
well, sir, there's a proven plan for peace and prosperity. You betcha.
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Morbid Jester wrote:Beyond that, am I the only one seeing the jarring contradiction in the quote above?
nah, I think that was MY whole point at least. I once owned a t-shirt that read "Lysander Spooner Society", which referred to the idea that anarchists would organize, sort of like nationalists uniting.
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well, Pud, sometimes(at least for me) it's best to make posts in order to LISTEN and LEARN from the opinions of others. Since Nic is
an honest-to-God, cheese-sucking, whining Frenchmen, and France just turned sharply left in the election, I wished to hear the viewpoint of an eligible voter there. Predictably, Nic turned it into a US rant, and geez, mustn't it be nice to blame your national issues on some other nation. Well, we in the US deflect blame on other folks, but usually fellow citizens, so I should go easy on Nic. No matter how utterly ridiculous and disconnected from reality some of his economic views and political ideas might sound to me.
I appreciate that he was willing to share them, and support them with details. Thanks, Nic.
(serious reply before I leave for next fishing trip, Nic, I promise.....)
an honest-to-God, cheese-sucking, whining Frenchmen, and France just turned sharply left in the election, I wished to hear the viewpoint of an eligible voter there. Predictably, Nic turned it into a US rant, and geez, mustn't it be nice to blame your national issues on some other nation. Well, we in the US deflect blame on other folks, but usually fellow citizens, so I should go easy on Nic. No matter how utterly ridiculous and disconnected from reality some of his economic views and political ideas might sound to me.
I appreciate that he was willing to share them, and support them with details. Thanks, Nic.
(serious reply before I leave for next fishing trip, Nic, I promise.....)
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Re: Nic?
callmeslick wrote:nicolas10 wrote: Nationalists of the world : Unite!
Nic
well, sir, there's a proven plan for peace and prosperity. You betcha.
Well Homogenous society would be kinda nice because the melting pots we have now dont seem to be working as desired.
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Problem there is the definition of homogeneity.fatman wrote:
Well Homogenous society would be kinda nice because the melting pots we have now dont seem to be working as desired.
If you aren't clear on what line you draw and where you draw it, you'll probably end up with solutions employed by, say, Joseph the Benevolent, Adolf the Peaceful or Mahmud the Mildhearted.
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