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Killer300
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This is... odd. Never thought I meet another anarchist online here. More importantly, a VERY literal one in some ways. Okay, even though I personally am probably an Anarchist, you do have to take into account human nature and population screwing things up buddy. Do go read the Anarchist FAQ though if your interested in this idealogy.

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Killer300 Wrote:
This is... odd. Never thought I meet another anarchist online here. More importantly, a VERY literal one in some ways. Okay, even though I personally am probably an Anarchist, you do have to take into account human nature and population screwing things up buddy. Do go read the Anarchist FAQ though if your interested in this idealogy.


nope ive never read it

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Killer300
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If you want to read more on Anarchism, go find it online. It's a great source, really is guys. In fact, anybody wanting to read about Anarchism should consider the Anarchist FAQ.

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A society where everybody is equal and no-one is in charge is highly idealistic, and maybe desirable, but it is also against human nature. Maybe in a thousand years, when we are no longer greedy and selfish, and can agree on many, many issues.

02.12.2010 06:01
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Triniteras
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henrikk Wrote:
A society where everybody is equal and no-one is in charge is highly idealistic, and maybe desirable, but it is also against human nature. Maybe in a thousand years, when we are no longer greedy and selfish, and can agree on many, many issues.

You can do it now, you just need unlimited force.

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