 Originally Posted by Kromoh
Take it like this. Person A goes and hits person B in the face. Although violence is never justified, person B isn't completely wrong in hitting person A back. But then person B starts hitting person A and won't stop. Silly. One may even ask if B didn't induce A to hit him, so that he could get a good fight.
So it would not be justified, but it would be just partly right. You said earlier that it would be right, not just partly. You are really confused on this. Perhaps you should stop digging your hole deeper.
 Originally Posted by Kromoh
Try an encyclopedia.
Oh, all of those definitions from all of those dictionaries are wrong. 
Only encyclopedia definitions count, huh? Well then...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communism
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9117284/communism
http://www.bartleby.com/65/co/communism.html
 Originally Posted by Kromoh
Big parliament, capable of temporal full block ofthe monarch's actions. It's not like e.g. the army will do things just because the monarch says so - they'll obbey consittution. It can very unlikely be abused, but the person must corrupt the entire country first.
So in other words, what would enforce the constitution other than a small parliament that can be paid off and/or threatened is... nothing. Okay, thanks.
 Originally Posted by Kromoh
And, concerning the monarchies that existed, I could go on and flesh out about the amazing advancements they had i nrelation to their age, but it's gonna take too long, and from previous experience I know you won't take it anyway. Take the major civilisations of ancient times, and the amazing feasts they achieved.
So your answer to what was so damn good about history's constitutional monarchies is that some people who lived under them accomplished some amazing feats? Well jumping Jesus Christ on a pogo stick, let's get us a government like that!
 Originally Posted by Kromoh
1. I agree with it.
2. That article is bullshit, as I have already said, more than once. It's somerandom reviewer of the cold war who knew nothing of brazil that went on and wrote it. Never, my friend, never trust a sole source, especially for politics. State regulation was back in the 1920s, and hell was it good for our economy. After the goddamn capitalist crisis, the government saved our economy.
Even if that article is wrong, there is something the Brazilian government has not been doing right with its supposed capitalist system. Capitalism works when used in its true form. I hope you are wrong. I was getting hopeful for Brazil. You do want Brazil to come out of its financial slump you said it exists in, don't you?
 Originally Posted by Kromoh
Irrefutability. Anything I say you'll go and call me jealous. You're so close-minded to challenging of your beliefs that it pains. Fuck you, in the kindest way possible.
You shouldn't let your jealousy eat you up like that.
 Originally Posted by Kromoh
So America isn't capitalist? That's nice news! And if it is so damnedly capitalist, what's the reason behind the war? Oh my that's like your biggest contradiction ever. And you just tried to dodge it.
I don't know what possessed you to pull those bizarre claims out of your ass. Are you high on something? You must be thinking of a conversation you had with your imaginary brother.
The reasons behind the war: enforcement of ceasefire (Yep, the ceasefire existed, and the Hussein regime violated it on several terrorism counts for 12 years), spreading of democracy and capitalism to very backward ass and impoverished region that breeds suicide terrorists with stone age mentalities (They have a democracy now, and the people vote in higher percentages than Americans, even in the face of death threats.), attempted collection of WMD's from a suicide terrorist government (as reported by many, many sources), overthrowing of a suicide terrorists government (mission accomplished), pressure surrounding governments into dismantling of WMD programs (worked on Libbya), liberate a nation from nightmare government that engaged in genocide (mission accomplished), give terrorists a scary reason not to attack the United States (no domestic attacks from foreign terrorists since 9/11/01).
Now, finally, explain to me why those reasons do not add up to justification.
 Originally Posted by Kromoh
Repeating what I've saidmillions of times, those "real reasons" are justifications for war. The real reasons are other, capitalist ones. Money-interest ones.
I just went through the list of things that were necessities and called for war. Let's see if you can refute them. Repeating your mantra about oil conspiracies you can't prove will not qualify.
 Originally Posted by Kromoh
Feels like being asked the same questions again and again. It only shows you lack arguments.
You should look in the mirror when you say that. You seem to think this is a game of dodgeball. I have been on point, and I have answered your questions and given you arguments you cannot counter. I am looking forward to watching you say a bunch of dodgy, off the wall nonsense again. This is really a riot.
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