we dont live in capitalist democracies, we live in socialist democracies. the socialist bit wanes and waxes depending on which party is in power. the capitalist bit wears a heavy muzzle and carries a heavy burden called government and its public service.
Vic ma ni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Uncool, if I might make gary's point for him. Your posts are too > incomprehensible for us to reply on topic. > > Do you have a handicap? I don't usually complain, but you have > been posting like this for a long long time and I have noticed > zero improvement in your spelling or grammar. It might be > possible, but I simply don't have the time to try to figure out > what you might be saying. sorry. > > > ++++++++++++++++++++ > > > --- uncoolrabbit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > What realy blows my mind is that we live in a > > capitolist democracy, > > and you attack Marxism as inferior to this, yet you > > are forced to > > provide social welfare, a tenant of Marxism. Your > > capitolistic > > democracy is Marxist. > > > > This is too hilarious to let go by. A "capitolist > democracy" is, I suppose, a democracy having something > to do with a capitol building, such as functioning > only within it, or emanating from it. > > And as for that tenant of Marxism, Social Welfare, was > he the ground-floor tenant? Was he quiet? Did he pay > his rent on time? > > Your capitolistic democracy is Marxist, meaning the > tenant lived in the basement of the capitol building? > > (capitalist; tenet) > > > > > ForumWebSiteAt http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Libertarian > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
