
What's your favourite one that you almost believe? And why? We're popping on our tinfoil hats and very much looking forward to your answers. (Thanks to Shezam for this suggestion.)
( , Thu 1 Dec 2011, 13:47)
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it's far too easy to blame the media, when after all if they tried giving an unpopular message, sales would plummet. Even that arch-wanker Piers (Moron) Morgan *tried* taking the Mirror upmarket to deal with "real issues" and saw circulation fall off a cliff as a result.
If you think the media is poor, that our politicians are lying bastards, you'd be right, but both are the products of focus groups and reflect what people want to hear.
However the solution required - the infamous "benign dictatorship" ain't ever going to happen. Instead, we'll all be kept in bread and circuses, until the wheels finally fall off and we're all fucked.
Right kids ?
( , Wed 7 Dec 2011, 15:58, 1 reply)

Well, here it is anyway:
We make a very clear distinction between first and second class citizens. Pretty awesome, huh?
Wait - there's more: In my utopia, everyone is born a second class citizen. You can't vote, marry, own a house, give an opinion in public, listen to music on a bus or drive any form of vehicle. But, at any age you can apply to become a first class citizen. This involves several tests, including what we now call GSCEs, plus an evaluation of your personality and some general checklist type stuff. There's no way you can become illegible for this test. You can take the test as many times as you need, it is always free, and the revision materials are also always free and available to anyone. You don't have to complete it all at once, and you only have to pass each module once.
Problem solved.
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( , Wed 7 Dec 2011, 16:33, closed)

I'd be illegible for pretty much any written test.
You fucking fascist.
( , Wed 7 Dec 2011, 16:27, closed)

Why not introduce eugenics and have done with it ?
A: because that way, real dystopia lies.
( , Wed 7 Dec 2011, 16:50, closed)

But now that I live in the real future, I'm not so sure.
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