Ecmandu wrote:What do you want the one world to be?,
Government (representative) or corporate (private (one corporation running the world))?
obsrvr524 wrote::lol:
Ecmandu wrote:Socialism built America. Free education, highways, social security
Ecmandu wrote:obsrvr524 wrote::lol:
You think facts are laughing stocks?
Trump is as much a republican as China is communist.
It all comes down to definitions when it comes to money and propaganda ...
Socialism built America. Free education, highways, social security (forcing idiots to invest in their future)
Non-Obsrvr, you and I’mWrong say some of the stupidest shit on ILP...
I honestly don’t really care why you two do it...
But you both do it. Very simple.
obsrvr524 wrote:I don't think you could get the story more screwed up.![]()
Even the communists would disagree with you.
Ecmandu wrote:The problem with communism is that larger populations don’t self regulate... we have crazies like you. And so we have to make laws. We have idiots, so we have to make social security.
d0rkyd00d wrote:I wonder if something like a Democratic Republic would work better on a global scale than it has for America.
When the Constitution was written, the states in existence at the time viewed themselves as independent nations. This was the compromise to ensure the new national Federal government would not be able to overpower the independent nation-states and encroach on their freedoms.
In modern U.S., this seems quaintly absurd in some sense, as no state would have the military ability to resist a Federal government imposition. No state is so drastically different than the next that it seems you are entering a completely different nation when crossing state borders.
Yet, the preservation of the independent sovereign nations in this sense seems like it would be fitting; however, obviously the fears of having an overarching global military that could squash the strength of any individual nation, just as the Federal government has in relation to the individual states, have proven valid.
d0rkyd00d wrote:I wonder if something like a Democratic Republic would work better on a global scale than it has for America.
d0rkyd00d wrote:When the Constitution was written, the states in existence at the time viewed themselves as independent nations. This was the compromise to ensure the new national Federal government would not be able to overpower the independent nation-states and encroach on their freedoms.
In modern U.S., this seems quaintly absurd in some sense, as no state would have the military ability to resist a Federal government imposition.
d0rkyd00d wrote:No state is so drastically different than the next that it seems you are entering a completely different nation when crossing state borders.
d0rkyd00d wrote:Yet, the preservation of the independent sovereign nations in this sense seems like it would be fitting; however, obviously the fears of having an overarching global military that could squash the strength of any individual nation, just as the Federal government has in relation to the individual states, have proven valid.
Ecmandu wrote:If by ‘transparent’ you mean:
National security threat
This is true.
Trump likes to brag about national security secrets by telling them to foreign diplomats for his ego, (which exposes our intelligence gathering means to them) which is why Biden refuses to give him briefings.
obsrvr524 wrote:Ecmandu wrote:If by ‘transparent’ you mean:
National security threat
This is true.
Trump likes to brag about national security secrets by telling them to foreign diplomats for his ego, (which exposes our intelligence gathering means to them) which is why Biden refuses to give him briefings.
You really are the definition of "clueless" -
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