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jhharlan
tabber
robertgrist
anarchy |?an?rk?| noun a state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority: he must ensure public order in a country threatened with anarchy. • absence of government and absolute freedom of the individual, regarded as a political ideal.
POLITICAL IDEAL? ...... Consider this a test. How would you like to live in The Anarchy House., On Anarchy Street, In the town of Anarchy, In the state of "Anarchy" with it's bullet ridden White flag.
Not even ants live in anarchy. Spiders live in Anarchy. Our bodies have rules and laws and penalties and rewards. .... So, looking for equivalent systems that would give Anarchy the slightest evidence of surviving there are spiders apparently living in anarchy. Writers have sought to expand that realm into human creationism by writing similies that came to TV as "True Blood" and other similar stories. Our history of slavery is similar and we have variations on the theme expressed throughout our history into todays world of working for wages and living off the system in analogies. But our system of rules and laws seems persistent over anarchy and I've not seen it bettered yet.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 1 | |
Vinny
I'm getting the question, because there's so much negativity with politicians and the negativity that lawyers constantly endure its fair to assume lawyer politicians are an evil source. And I agree to a point. Someone said you need lawyers in politics as translators of what previous lawyers in politics wrote in the books that keep being handed down. I'm sure you've read a legal transcript, who could understand this other than another lawyer. it wasn't written for the common folk to understand, they have their own language. "legalese' . Great language too because they are in the practice of interpretation, and they interpet, present their interpretation to a judge or jury in a spin and like a car salesman, make you believe in their side of the story. In every case theyr's one telling truth and one is lying. the jury/judge job is to figure out who is who.
Politics is no different, they are selling an idea, they are skillful at spinning the truth and making you buy it. (to get elected) then in the house, they lie to each other, hopefully the winner is the one with the least dangerous lie. Our USA g'ment was set up by lawyers for lawyers who call themselves politicians. And we will never make it as a free country without them. Love em or hate em, we need them.
| 10 years ago. Rating: 1 | |
