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>Anarcho-fascism or ANY type of anarchy is still a social and economic system that a society agrees to live by.
In fascism, the social and economic systems are being forced on society. A citizen either agrees or dies.
>Now to the real matter at hand. I will assume you are American by your spelling and hyper-emotional message.
I am emotionless with my message. I have stated this before. My spelling is poor because 711chan discussions are informal. Still, how does my being American or European or Japanese have to do with the validity of my statements?
>OP, you talk of freedom yet fail to see the absurd paradox you create when you "impose" your type of freedom on "the people."
True words seem contradictory.
>Define "freedom" please.
When I say free in this situation, I mean free from the supposed legal restrictions on behavior--free from a person threatening to punish another's behavior. In actuality, everybody is already free in the sense that they can do as they please. For the purpose of this discussion though, I mean freedom as freedom from law.
>Freedom is relative
Yes.
>and to believe that your version of freedom is best for all mankind, moreover, that your completely unproven and Busch League, College Freshman fantasy, at best, contains a special ingredient that will make history an invalid factor is laughable.
Where does anything I have said say that history is an invalid factor?
>The very essence of your Utopian society exposes your limited knowledge of man's nature. To not recognize man as a complex creature that will hate, murder, steal, and be driven by the desire for power and personal achievement is a mistake.
There are men who place their morals above their biology. There are leaders who, while they don't have thee title of a ruler, show people how to behave by being an example. This is why giving achieved power away is a crucial point in anarcho-fascism.
>This next point will be lost on you since you apparently have zero perspective, yet it must be said.
Saying things like this only discredit your argument.
>When you step into the real world and face true responsibility like having a wife, kids, property, assets, a job and everything else that goes along with being a responsible member of society,
Am I to conclude that you believe that society is the real world?
>your perspective will change dramatically, unless you value your opinions more than your loved ones so much that you are incapable to consider another point of view.
I fail to see how anarcho-fascism prevents me from properly loving a wife and raising children and providing helpful labor for others.
>Or in other words, will you become so emotionally invested you paralyze the natural state of thought evolution that comes with life experience?
Do you know what you are saying?
>It is also silly to believe there is a difference between rulers and leaders as it relates to the real world in opposition to your theory based on a fantasy world created inside your head, yet in contradiction to history.
Anarcho-fascism creates this distinction. A ruler is a man with a fancy title. A leader exhibits exemplary behavior for humanity. This doesn't contradict history.
>Believing you can force 10 random people to believe what you believe is absurd, but to believe anyone could make a society of millions to think alike is stupidity personified.
Anarcho-fascism is far more subtle than you realize.
>If everyone thought alike would anyone truly be thinking?
Most people do think alike.
>What ideas would be off limits to force on the people?
This is a good question worthy of further discussion.
>An example is your belief that man is somehow more powerful than nature. Common knowledge and consensus science state global warming exists, yet all scientific evidence proves that man is insignificant in the eyes of Mother Earth. Nature, while complex, is also predictable. She will always clean herself making sure to scrub away any real threat. Man poses no significant threat to this earth. Yet you would have me ignore my study and conclusion, by force, so I would think like you?
In anarcho-fascism, you could safely believe what you just stated about nature, as it does not interfere with the will of others.
>I urge you to take courses in philosophy and study the basic foundation of Logic.
Your assumptions make your argument weak.
>The very fact that you do not understand and recognize the many baffling paradoxes in your argument is just sad.
I fully understand what I am trying to communicate.
>Do you not see that imposing your utopia that "values compassion, tolerance, optimism, personal sacrifice, honesty, and complete liberty" absolutely robs me of my basic rights to value my personal prejudice, love of greed and selfishness because it creates products and services that improve my life as well creating as billions of jobs worldwide, not to mention denying me the right to define liberty? The very nature of authority over anyone is in of itself an infringement.
Anarcho-fascism has never proclaimed to be a utopia. You are the person who is claiming it is a utopia. Anarcho-fascism robs you of power over others. If you don't like that, get out of the way.
>I am not a fan of Government, yet understand the need for a basic democratic or a democratic republic structure for a large society.
Do you understand the power of advertising and marketing over influencing democracy? An honest democracy is dead with contemporary knowledge of advertising. The next American president will win because of viral marketing. Mark these words. Democracy is just as idealistic as communism.
>Our basic infrastructure would collapse without City, State, and Federally elected officials. Without "rules" or our legal system, America would become a 3rd world country, coned by monopolies and organized crime.
This is almost the point.
>Do you truly understand the three branches of Government and the value of our system of checks and balances? Do you not see that they are always in a power struggle keeping each other in line and how that benefits the society? Do you honestly believe your unproven fantasy society could create a civilization that would grant Americas a better quality of life?
I am not American.
>Are you childish enough to believe you have wisdom that stretches beyond what Adams, Hamilton, Jefferson, Franklin, and the rest of our founding fathers could comprehend?
Adams, Hamilton, Jefferson, Franklin and the rest of our founding fathers lived in a far less specific world than the world we live in today.
>Like every Country in the history of the world, America has a flawed past, a turbulent present, and a future that will produce countless mistakes. With that said, by my personal standards based on anecdotal evidence, unbiased statistics, life experience, historical knowledge, and a self defined "down to earth, anti-jingoist" perspective, I can say with full confidence that America is the greatest country for opportunity and quality of life in the history of the world. Trying to take that future away from me or my loved ones by force would result in a shotgun blast to the face.
You live in a country where people are punished and humiliated for love between two sexually and philosophically mature individuals on the basis of age and tradition.
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