(R) threadjack in rural votes thread

[San Lumen]

IDK man that sounds pretty NeoCon in my book.

How is force in the case of self-defense (which ranges from the regular leftist position of non-interventionism, to the more right-wing "Peace through strength") and only that's what should be permissible is neoconservative?

This has been going on the last two pages. It’s become a debate about guns and political ideology

[San Lumen]

I'm sure if I go to Colombia, coup the government in a revolution, and then I make the "National Capitalist Colombian Owners' Party" the ruling party through repression, it will be really, and I mean really democratic.

But seriously, do you think that the government of a totalitarian nation will really people think what they want? If so why hasn't liberalism and conservatism been a popular force in the country? They're the most popular ideologies overall in the West and Latin America, as well as Japan. Because the answer is not "oh they care about the workers" because China has shitty working conditions

I think YOU don't know anything about China, and you haven't talked to Chinese citizens about this.

I fail to see what this has to do with the topic