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Democracy, Republic and maybe parliamentarism, though I'd prefer more direct Democracy.
You cant for example only choose parlamentarism since thats not a governemnt.. Parlamentarism only means that you have a president.
Communism isn't another word for planned economy. In Communism there is no government and so no planned economy. You are being confused by the misapplication of Communist theory but the various so-called Communism government of the last century.For example is communism not a governemnt in itself, communism is more like another word for planned econmy
You can't have freedom and have communism so I don't have it admirable at all. Equality is useless if we don't have freedom. I would add a quote by Churchill here but I think I have used up my quota for this year.Communism would be most admirable of those if it would really work.
Originally posted by MrPresident
You can't have freedom and have communism so I don't have it admirable at all. Equality is useless if we don't have freedom. I would add a quote by Churchill here but I think I have used up my quota for this year.
I doubt a greater thing can ever be said of a government than that.Republic will be anyway then my choise. It at least, works, most of time.
Just like the US? I prefer calling it a facism.Right-wing ultra-capitalist Republic.
Yeah, of course, the US is fascist. All those free and fair elections and believe in liberty and freedom as just so fascist. Damn them. They need to be more like Europe and countries like Italy, Germany and Spain.Just like the US? I prefer calling it a facism.
Not possible. You can't have equality and freedom. And you can't have democracy without freedom.I chose both democracy and communism.
Originally posted by MrPresident
Communism doesn't have a leader.
I'm glad you agree.Originally posted by MrPresident
Yeah, of course, the US is fascist.
Like the 2000 elections, you mean. With their strange election district system and Jeb Bush messing up foreign votes. And the case that criminals , and many ex-criminals weren't allowed to vote, who would vote for the democrats.All those free and fair elections
I don't think the US isn't as free as it used to be. It reminds me of a story, where a guy got 3 years for saying 'burning bush' in a pub. He ment a burning bush and not Bush. And still, in most other countries you can show your disapproval of your head of stateand believe in liberty and freedom as just so fascist.
Well, the huge majorty of the German, Spanish and Italian citizens are against a war, so that wouldn't be bad. Also do all these countries have freedom and something like social security. And enviromental laws. But if you ment the facistic countries, I would like to point out the big American support for dictatorial countries, like Chili, Iraq, South Vietnam, Chang Kai Chek's China and Panama. But I believe we had that point alreadyDamn them. They need to be more like Europe and countries like Italy, Germany and Spain.
Ofcouse you can! I can't see why not. And by the way; freedom is not always the very biggest contentNot possible. You can't have equality and freedom.
As I told...And you can't have democracy without freedom. [/B]
That is there system of election and until 2000 the Democrats weren't complaining about it. Also I don't think America is alone in barring criminals (do you mean people in jail? Because they certainly can't vote) and ex-criminals from voting.With their strange election district system and Jeb Bush messing up foreign votes. And the case that criminals , and many ex-criminals weren't allowed to vote, who would vote for the democrats.
I think it is as free as its ever been.I don't think the US isn't as free as it used to be.
*cough* anecdotal.It reminds me of a story, where a guy got 3 years for saying 'burning bush' in a pub. He ment a burning bush and not Bush. And still, in most other countries you can show your disapproval of your head of state
And the dictatorships they were supporting were keeping democracy from taking root? The Vietnamese and Chinese opposition certainly weren't democratic.But if you ment the facistic countries, I would like to point out the big American support for dictatorial countries, like Chili, Iraq, South Vietnam, Chang Kai Chek's China and Panama.
How can you have equality without forcing it upon your citizens? And how can you have freedom if you are forcing everyone to be economically equal?Ofcouse you can! I can't see why not. And by the way; freedom is not always the very biggest content