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So, osreinstall as tyrant does not like being told off?: That much is obvious! Since you don't have a clue who I am, where do you get off telling me what I am?

While we may agree that some of the crackpot theories being posted here are out there (way off), some of your assertions are just bogus (and backed only by your huge ego). Why do you presume that every one is a drug addict just because you are using something (probubly illeagle)? That is paranoid and not logical (you have accused at least 2 posters so far in this thread).

Funny how you feel that you are in any position of authority here (or anywhere, for that matter). In [url=http://news.zdnet.com/5208-1009-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=17644&messageID=347662&start=-6]Why, it is all based on fabricated evidence.[/url] you refered to the political philosophy of anarchism, something that you appear not to know the meaning of (or only recall the French 'Anarchists' from European history). Anarchism is as follows:

The word Anarchism is derived from the Greek αναρχία ("without archons (ruler, chief, king)"). Thus anarchism, as a political philosophy, is the belief that rulers and laws are unnecessary and should be abolished. Anarchism also refers to related social movements that advocate the elimination of authoritarian institutions, particularly the state. [1] The word "anarchy," as most anarchists use it, does not imply chaos, nihilism, or anomie, but rather a harmonious anti-authoritarian society. In place of what are regarded as authoritarian political structures and coercive economic institutions, anarchists advocate social relations based upon voluntary association of autonomous individuals, cooperation, mutual aid, and self-governance. But what is considered to be "authoritarian" or "libertarian" is the subject of sharp dispute amongst anarchists. For example, while most anarchists oppose capitalism, believing it to be authoritarian and/or exploitative, a few theorists have espoused anarcho-capitalism. Likewise, many believe that religion is unanarchistic; nevertheless, a few people are Christian anarchists.

While anarchism is defined by what it is against, most anarchists also offer positive visions of what they believe to be a truly free society. However, ideas about how an anarchist society might work vary considerably, especially with respect to economics; there is likewise some disagreement about how a free society might be brought about. Hence, anarchism is comprised of a wide variety of philosophies, some of which are discussed further below.

You should do more research before you use words or refer to political philosophies that you don't know or understand! If you feel that you are not at a stage in your life where you can think and act for yourself, much less respect ofther people, perhaps it is not the philosophy for you (though this is political theory 101). You can also keep your Fascism and cult of personality to yourself, though from your posts I can tell this will be hard for you!; Posted by: B.O.F.H. Posted on: 02/12/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use