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by Vashtanaraada » Tue Oct 07, 2014 10:29 am
Fleistin wrote:Let the region do what it wants, gosh. Why should we force them to do anything?
by Republic of Minerva » Tue Oct 07, 2014 10:31 am
Daburuetchi wrote:Republic of Minerva wrote:I approve. The nutzis should be shown no quarter.
Libertatem has colluded with and list in its constitution that it would ally with even the most depraved fascist to stamp out any remotely leftist ideology. One would have to be a fool not to see that you and the fascist are different sides of the same bourgeois coin. You both are seeking to perpetuate the tyranny of capital.
by Daburuetchi » Tue Oct 07, 2014 5:17 pm
Republic of Minerva wrote:Daburuetchi wrote:
Libertatem has colluded with and list in its constitution that it would ally with even the most depraved fascist to stamp out any remotely leftist ideology. One would have to be a fool not to see that you and the fascist are different sides of the same bourgeois coin. You both are seeking to perpetuate the tyranny of capital.
You do realize that's not our current version?
by Republic of Minerva » Tue Oct 07, 2014 5:58 pm
Daburuetchi wrote:Republic of Minerva wrote:
You do realize that's not our current version?
It doesn't really matter what you claim your current vision to be at the moment. Libertarian bourgeois democracy and fascism are both types of bourgeois rule and thus wield terrorism as an inherent part of class rule. If ever your region faced a major crises or nears its overthrow threatened it is inevitable that you would swing toward fascism.
by Daburuetchi » Tue Oct 07, 2014 6:27 pm
Republic of Minerva wrote:Daburuetchi wrote:
It doesn't really matter what you claim your current vision to be at the moment. Libertarian bourgeois democracy and fascism are both types of bourgeois rule and thus wield terrorism as an inherent part of class rule. If ever your region faced a major crises or nears its overthrow threatened it is inevitable that you would swing toward fascism.
Unfortunately for you, I do not see any "bourgeois" class structure in my region. I've never heard of libertarian terrorists before either.
If there are any people that swing near fascism, it is the self proclaimed "anti-fascists" that go around attacking anyone with an ideology they deem to be oppressive. So how come opposing them is suddenly evil?
I have no love for the ICU, but they weren't doing anything to harm anyone. It is then consistent that I would support liberating them from people who do.
by N-America » Wed Oct 08, 2014 3:22 am
Daburuetchi wrote:By terrorism I mean that even if workers and the masses are allowed some considerable level of freedom or speech, organization etc It will certainly be illegal for workers to try to defend their interest and welfare through any type of force or violence. Not only will bourgeois squash those directly involved in these rebellions but they will;; make them an "object lesson."
After reading this, I'd say nineteenth century communists would like their argument back, considering you have insinuated that Capitalism has each person tied to one single role for life. It seems to me you would be thinking of feudalism, or the rest of the world's transition from its history of said system. In a truly capitalist society everyone has an equal chance to be a great success or an ultimate failure, everybody still has that chance to be what they aspire to, which is quite fair. On the other side of the spectrum, Socialism and the variations of Communism generally incorporate what i'd like to call mandated equality. Under these systems people are made to be equal without consent, no matter the differences in their effort or contribution to society. To spread resources equally for everyone would entitle each person to less resources/lower quality thereof than they may need, or that they deserve to at least have a chance to experience. In Capitalism everyone has a chance to be well off, and not everyone is sharing the same quality of misery.Daburuetchi wrote:You cannot challenge the laws of private property under capitalism since capitalism could not function if workers had access to means of production, including land.
Daburetchi";p=22000825 wrote:Any attempt to do so would result in your immediate arrest.
Daburetchi";p=22000825 wrote:Terrorism is inherent in any capitalist society.
by ByeMuddyValentine » Wed Oct 08, 2014 5:33 am
by Daburuetchi » Wed Oct 08, 2014 7:55 am
N-America wrote:Daburuetchi wrote:By terrorism I mean that even if workers and the masses are allowed some considerable level of freedom or speech, organization etc It will certainly be illegal for workers to try to defend their interest and welfare through any type of force or violence. Not only will bourgeois squash those directly involved in these rebellions but they will;; make them an "object lesson."
Are you suggesting it should be legal for people to "defend their interest and welfare" with violence, or force?
Considering you called it "terrorism" for the ruling structure to put down this violence, it seems so.
If it is so, and people resisted Communist/Socialist rule or organization of things in the manner of these "rebellions" you placed the "masses" in, would you support them being allowed to do so, or would you reveal your hypocrisy and show how you allow your blind hatred of the right to control you?After reading this, I'd say nineteenth century communists would like their argument back, considering you have insinuated that Capitalism has each person tied to one single role for life. It seems to me you would be thinking of feudalism, or the rest of the world's transition from its history of said system. In a truly capitalist society everyone has an equal chance to be a great success or an ultimate failure, everybody still has that chance to be what they aspire to, which is quite fair. On the other side of the spectrum, Socialism and the variations of Communism generally incorporate what i'd like to call mandated equality. Under these systems people are made to be equal without consent, no matter the differences in their effort or contribution to society. To spread resources equally for everyone would entitle each person to less resources/lower quality thereof than they may need, or that they deserve to at least have a chance to experience. In Capitalism everyone has a chance to be well off, and not everyone is sharing the same quality of misery.Daburuetchi wrote:You cannot challenge the laws of private property under capitalism since capitalism could not function if workers had access to means of production, including land.Daburetchi";p=22000825 wrote:Any attempt to do so would result in your immediate arrest.
Not sure where you get your news but I've never seen a headline that read "Protesters arrested for campaigning to do away with private property(or claim a good amount as public land from the hands of private citizens)." If you're counting occasions where someone used violence to further this goal, it's rather foolish to believe they were arrested for their goals when it is the violence itself that is the legal crime regardless of their political agenda.Daburetchi";p=22000825 wrote:Terrorism is inherent in any capitalist society.
Basis for this statement being what exactly?
by Daburuetchi » Wed Oct 08, 2014 8:02 am
Sedgistan wrote:Please stick to debating the proposal. RL politics/philosophy gets discussed in the General forum.
by Vashtanaraada » Wed Oct 08, 2014 9:58 am
ByeMuddyValentine wrote:Yes, strike down the barriers imposed by the natives! Leave the region open to constant raids after we take our leave! Another stellar decision from the fine folks of the 'Security' Council - doing everything to decrease regional security.
Better hope the repeal passes quickly afterwards. Don't want TBR or anyone getting into a Founderless, passwordless, small region, now do we?
by Dollaria » Wed Oct 08, 2014 3:45 pm
Vashtanaraada wrote:ByeMuddyValentine wrote:Yes, strike down the barriers imposed by the natives! Leave the region open to constant raids after we take our leave! Another stellar decision from the fine folks of the 'Security' Council - doing everything to decrease regional security.
Better hope the repeal passes quickly afterwards. Don't want TBR or anyone getting into a Founderless, passwordless, small region, now do we?
The original natives were secure, let them be secure again.
by 40th reich » Wed Oct 08, 2014 5:36 pm
Republic of Minerva wrote:I approve. The nutzis should be shown no quarter.
by Captain Woodhouse » Thu Oct 09, 2014 12:02 am
Republic of Minerva wrote:You do realize that's not our current version?
Republic of Minerva wrote:I have no love for the ICU, but they weren't doing anything to harm anyone. It is then consistent that I would support liberating them from people who do.
by Coraxion » Thu Oct 09, 2014 12:46 am
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