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Article #968Re: KickAss
From: Brad Allen
Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2004 10:15
Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2004 10:15
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Kshatriya <kshatriya_bharat@yahoo.com> wrote: >They already tried this back in the late 1920's >in Russia and in the late 40's all around the >world. Unfortunately this project called >Communism was a dismal failure and killed they >very people it was supposed to "save". The first >thing communists did in any country they took >over was kill all the evil "capitalists" and >nationalize everything to "redistribute" the >wealth. Communism isn't necessarily the only option. Actually, I rather don't like it, but for a rather immature reason: it reminds me of communicable diseases, and that scares me. However, an entrenched history of failure is hard to ignore. But, one of the basic tenants of a lot (not all) of communist thinking is planning; while I do not trust communism, we must embrace planning. Another tenant of communism is redistribution of wealth. That one is wrong; it is not the right approach. Resource planning doesn't have to mean stealing; it just means slowing down certain types of resource use. You could still use them, but in a better way. For instance, if you want to procreate, you may if you do so less, and more appropriately, such as after careful consideration of both resources and gene quality. Updating some religions to enhance our family structures to accept these types of planning will help, too. BTW, the tone of your message had some terror; I tried to ignore that and approach the rest of the message. While I don't want to be communist, I am acutely against any aspect of anyone who wishes to use terror rather than reason. USA President Bush and I agree regarding this point, and not because I like him, but because we're right. (Other divergencies between us should show how important the nondivergent core of this anti-terrorist point is.) The mob aspect of communism is part of the terror you referred to. It's also one of the defining meanings of democracy in its ugliest ways. It could also be employed by monarchy, dictatorship, anarchy, and a bunch of other governmental methods, as well as socialism, capitalism, rough trade, religion, etc. Perhaps your perspective of USA looks via the Middle East and Hollywood too much; not all of us are religious freaks ready and willing to bow to the command of your terrorist bellowing empowered by your wielding of my dollar via the hands of partially corporal beings. We don't have to slaughter whole classes of people in order to simply refuse to become a part of your selection process. Just say no.
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