Recursive Logic said:
hey mate from where in Lebanon are you.
). Politics is all bullshit anyways. 
Falconspirit said:
Yes i am into politics but I am not an activist, couldnt be anyways in this country.
though it shouldn't be. I like sharing opinions even when they aren't the same as mine. In the US activism to me has a negative connotation, as most associate it with ultra-left wing, environmentalist, or other extremist groups. I think activism is good so long as what its advocating is good, of course. I myself will donate funds to my party and to candidates for office that I want to see succeed. I would engage in activism if such a thing existed for advocating strict constitutional constructionism, smaller government, abolishing most taxes and other 'right-wing' causes I champion. But seeing as most people of my mindset are too busy, you know, having jobs and families and stuff, it just doesn't happen. We're kind of a silent majority, but we also have probably the most at stake right now, and should be more active. The majority of left-wing activists who you see in this country on the news chanting slogans, painting their faces and wearing weird costumes, marching around with communist and socialist groups like ANSWER are college kids who have yet to work for a living and spend their days getting their minds bent by professors who are a product of the 60's, still spouting anti-american rhetoric and promoting all the ivory tower approved ideologies of marxism.
I don't os much believe its a futile effort, but I do say that regardless of what happens, i'll live the way I want one way or another. I do believe that there is an agenda, especially within the UN, seeing as so many of the people heading it up are from school sof thought that basically idolize Plato's described state as the ultimate utopia...which really is the ultimate tyranny. These very marxist leaning countries are so obsessed with economic classes, what others have and don't have, but its really missing the point. In marxism, there exists only two classes, with the widest possible disparity between quality of life between them - the government and the people. In Russia, millions starved and were sent to the gulag while officials lived in estates and ate their fill. The only way to force equality is to subjugate everyone to a lower standard - and the Howard Dean's of the world would have us be subservient to these people...xenophobe said:
Recursive Logic said:
Of course there is an agenda. I'm not one to believe in conspiracy theories, but the most grand conspiracy legends, the stuff of the New World Order do indeed exist, and have for a long time. Groups like the Freemasons, the Trilateralist Commision, the Bilderburg Commision, Council of Foreign Relations... etc... all the way up to the WTO and World Bank... are all different "divisions" that focus on different sectors of reality to achieve their goals. There's just so much stuff that's publicly disclosed through history to back up the claims that these groups do have an agenda and are activly to trying make it a reality.Wandrail said:I don't os much believe its a futile effort, but I do say that regardless of what happens, i'll live the way I want one way or another. I do believe that there is an agenda, especially within the UN, seeing as so many of the people heading it up are from school sof thought that basically idolize Plato's described state as the ultimate utopia...which really is the ultimate tyranny. These very marxist leaning countries are so obsessed with economic classes, what others have and don't have, but its really missing the point. In marxism, there exists only two classes, with the widest possible disparity between quality of life between them - the government and the people. In Russia, millions starved and were sent to the gulag while officials lived in estates and ate their fill. The only way to force equality is to subjugate everyone to a lower standard - and the Howard Dean's of the world would have us be subservient to these people...
