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[summercomfort]

those who just heard the *wonderful cleverness* of Bush ::rolls eyes:: .... who else got a very strong sense of War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength right there? "We are a peaceful people, and so we must attack Iraq. Oh, Iraqis? Protect your oil wells, surrender to us, and we'll bring you freedom. Yay!"

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[kaitoujeanne.livejournal.com]

I heard it. I spent most of my time scowling, banging my head on the floor, and going "What about North Korea??"

"We've taken all of the steps to avoid war.." Yeah, right.

[summercomfort]

and the Saddam/Hitler analogy.

(plus we are Captain Planet! we save the world!)

[summercomfort]

I was actually thinking about that.... how the majority (slim slim) is oppressing the minority and not really listening. So the attack is going to endanger our country, not protect it. I mean, if I were Saddam and I don't have WoMD yet, I'd get some, really quick. And since the point of a government is the protect our society, he's going against what he's there for, so according to Locke/Mill, we can raise bloody revolution.

[conejita.livejournal.com]

dude carlo, "not a time of revolution but a time for terrorism"
does the term The Terror have no meaning to you 9_9

it's weird tho our government was originally so lockean, locke should have explained how to overthrow his own government (kinda like an uninstall program) THAT should have been built into the constitution! (it's prob there and I'm too stupid to know it) bah..

but do we have enough of a majority to start a revolution (we could import French, German, and Chinese people! then we'd have a majority!)