The problem with being an anarchist, I've realised,
is that the most brutal arseholes with the best access to hefty weaponry would end up on top, after a prolonged agony of starvation, misery and grief.
So we can't just withdraw, howevermuch loathing we feel.
It ain't easy.
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 10:22,
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So we can't just withdraw, howevermuch loathing we feel.
It ain't easy.
Oddly enough, yes.
I have free access to the same dental miracle-worker who caters for Tony Blair and Robbie Savage.
And I still get to throw Molotov Cocktails.
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 10:29,
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And I still get to throw Molotov Cocktails.
you can still have police, welfare and general organisation in anarchy
there just aren't the individual points of accountability that form in a hierarchical system. but on the flip side- ever tried to get something done by consensus?
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:01,
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Do the policemen ad lib it, and enforce laws they make up themselves?
You'd think they'd arrest each other a lot, for kidnapping people.
Alternatively they could just ask people nicely to stop doing things, in which case a policeman would be anybody who likes whinging.
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:28,
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Alternatively they could just ask people nicely to stop doing things, in which case a policeman would be anybody who likes whinging.
given how hard it is to get consensus on anything, very probably
i once met a guy who had done security at buddhafield. the job basically involves hugging miscreants until they repent
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:37,
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That's a problem with being an anarchist surrounded by brutal arseholes.
It's alright if you're surrounded by kittens, anarchy works quite well then.
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:07,
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Well yes. This is exactly it.
I tried to be an anarchist for a while, until I realised how unutterably ridiculous it is.
But I will own that it's a great way to shag hippy chicks.
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:19,
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But I will own that it's a great way to shag hippy chicks.
absolutely, the labour party are clearly fuckwits that you wouldn't trust to open a tin of beans that was already half opened
however, the conservatives are tory shitcunts
Luckily I live in norn iron where we don't get a say in who runs the country anyway
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 10:26,
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Luckily I live in norn iron where we don't get a say in who runs the country anyway
there's only one party I;d consider voting for
and they're not running here
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 10:33,
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hahaha - now I get it...
you see, the woman actually works for the Cheshire Wildlife Trust but the she was pretending to be a removal company which is obviously not the same thing - I doubt if they even have lorries with the suitable cloth wrapping to protect furniture or even bubble wrap ! hehehe
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 10:24,
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No you're wrong
Bob's big removal company are supporters of the Cheshire Wildlife Trust and, as such, have a poster about it up in their office.
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so......
she even put up the same poster in her office as Bobs Big Removal Company have to add to the subterfuge, just in case any of the pololiticians came in to book ?
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 10:29,
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I heard that Nick Clegg on the wireless this morning, avoiding answering whether or not they'd raise VAT
(I know they have to and I don't have a problem with it). He floundered, avoided the question, avoided the answer, misdirected and tried to promote soundbites.
All politicians are the same - deceitful and power-hungry. Otherwise they wouldn't be in lolotics.
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 10:44,
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All politicians are the same - deceitful and power-hungry. Otherwise they wouldn't be in lolotics.
Precisely. One weasley liar or another.
One might as well mark your vote guided by who you think's got the best hair.
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:06,
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this is the trouble
you generally have to vote for politicians
having said that, my MP was one of the only ones to make a stand against the Digital Economy Bill last night
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:07,
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having said that, my MP was one of the only ones to make a stand against the Digital Economy Bill last night
Huzzah!
debillitated.heroku.com/
My MP was too busy tweeting about the bloody power cut. What a twat.
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:12,
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My MP was too busy tweeting about the bloody power cut. What a twat.
it's the feeling of powerlessness and frustration that got me
although this looks hopeful: www.bjp-online.com/public/showPage.html?page=874087
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Wed 7 Apr 2010, 11:46,
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The copyright law is still bollocks
has has been proven by the fact that personal photos by celebs on twitter are appearing in national newspapers as "news" when it's lazy journalism!
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i think we should move towards the italian model of parliamentary democracy.
Whoever's got the hottest wife wins. Nick Clegg would completely destroy the others
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