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numonex on 21 April 2009

Violent protests and rioting is the only way to stop governments from taking over our civil liberties and rights.

In regards to restrictions on illegal downloads of pirated software. I recommend that you use proxy sites you will have no chance of being detected through ISP- ok it will slow down the download speed oh well you still get your downloads.



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highwaystar101 on 21 April 2009
TheRealMafoo said:
To anyone in EU who believes in socialism:

This is what happens when you live in a country where it's the governments job to take care of you. They get to decide what's best for you, it's no longer your concern. The government removes that burden for you.

Yes, you get to live a minimum guaranteed standard of living, but everything comes with a price.

You mean to say capitalism doesn't do that ??? huh

(Note: I am not a socialist, I am capitalist)

--edit--

Also, the EU is not a socialist government. It is a collection of capitalist and some socialist countries.



Rpruett on 21 April 2009
TheRealMafoo said:
To anyone in EU who believes in socialism:

This is what happens when you live in a country where it's the governments job to take care of you. They get to decide what's best for you, it's no longer your concern. The government removes that burden for you.

Yes, you get to live a minimum guaranteed standard of living, but everything comes with a price.

+1 

 



xtastemyvenom on 21 April 2009

I doubt this will pass.



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Staude on 21 April 2009
Rpruett said:
TheRealMafoo said:
To anyone in EU who believes in socialism:

This is what happens when you live in a country where it's the governments job to take care of you. They get to decide what's best for you, it's no longer your concern. The government removes that burden for you.

Yes, you get to live a minimum guaranteed standard of living, but everything comes with a price.

+1 

 

 

Don't be fooled by your ideologies. The best nations function upon not only 1 view but multiple. The most thriving nations in the world has atleast some form of socialism.



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Rpruett on 21 April 2009
Staude said:
Rpruett said:
TheRealMafoo said:
To anyone in EU who believes in socialism:

This is what happens when you live in a country where it's the governments job to take care of you. They get to decide what's best for you, it's no longer your concern. The government removes that burden for you.

Yes, you get to live a minimum guaranteed standard of living, but everything comes with a price.

+1 

 

 

Don't be fooled by your ideologies. The best nations function upon not only 1 view but multiple. The most thriving nations in the world has atleast some form of socialism.

Obviously the middle ground is the best place to be.  The fact that something like this is even being considered shows how Socialistic ideals are taking prominence.   I have some serious doubts this will get passed.   But quite honestly,  it's just the beginning of things of this nature.

 



highwaystar101 on 21 April 2009
Rpruett said:
Staude said:
Rpruett said:
TheRealMafoo said:
To anyone in EU who believes in socialism:

This is what happens when you live in a country where it's the governments job to take care of you. They get to decide what's best for you, it's no longer your concern. The government removes that burden for you.

Yes, you get to live a minimum guaranteed standard of living, but everything comes with a price.

+1

 

 

Don't be fooled by your ideologies. The best nations function upon not only 1 view but multiple. The most thriving nations in the world has atleast some form of socialism.

Obviously the middle ground is the best place to be. The fact that something like this is even being considered shows how Socialistic ideals are taking prominence. I have some serious doubts this will get passed. But quite honestly, it's just the beginning of things of this nature.

 

 

That's the point! This will not get passed if people don't want it. If it was true socialist (Even communist) then they would have done it by now and no matter how much we protested it would have happened.

Also, Staude, I agree, the best economies are a fusion of ideas.



Rpruett on 21 April 2009
highwaystar101 said:
Rpruett said:
Staude said:
Rpruett said:
TheRealMafoo said:
To anyone in EU who believes in socialism:

This is what happens when you live in a country where it's the governments job to take care of you. They get to decide what's best for you, it's no longer your concern. The government removes that burden for you.

Yes, you get to live a minimum guaranteed standard of living, but everything comes with a price.

+1

 

 

Don't be fooled by your ideologies. The best nations function upon not only 1 view but multiple. The most thriving nations in the world has atleast some form of socialism.

Obviously the middle ground is the best place to be. The fact that something like this is even being considered shows how Socialistic ideals are taking prominence. I have some serious doubts this will get passed. But quite honestly, it's just the beginning of things of this nature.

 

 

That's the point! This will not get passed if people don't want it. If it was true socialist (Even communist) then they would have done it by now and no matter how much we protested it would have happened.

Also, Staude, I agree, the best economies are a fusion of ideas.

It doesn't really matter if this gets passed or not.  You will see more and more legislation roll through like this.  It's just the start.

 



Staude on 21 April 2009
highwaystar101 said:
Rpruett said:
Staude said:
Rpruett said:
TheRealMafoo said:
To anyone in EU who believes in socialism:

This is what happens when you live in a country where it's the governments job to take care of you. They get to decide what's best for you, it's no longer your concern. The government removes that burden for you.

Yes, you get to live a minimum guaranteed standard of living, but everything comes with a price.

+1

 

 

Don't be fooled by your ideologies. The best nations function upon not only 1 view but multiple. The most thriving nations in the world has atleast some form of socialism.

Obviously the middle ground is the best place to be. The fact that something like this is even being considered shows how Socialistic ideals are taking prominence. I have some serious doubts this will get passed. But quite honestly, it's just the beginning of things of this nature.

 

 

That's the point! This will not get passed if people don't want it. If it was true socialist (Even communist) then they would have done it by now and no matter how much we protested it would have happened.

Also, Staude, I agree, the best economies are a fusion of ideas.

 

Actually it has nothing to do with socialism. If it gets passed it'll be more bcause of capitalism as it'll be ignorant and unknowing people who passes it to stimulate the economy. IE create larger capital. Not for the government but for all isps and (in their mind) internet buisness.

Something like this would have a equal chance to get passed in america.

This was a response to you both..

On your last sentence @highwaystar i agree completely. Fusion societies thrive the most. Do not fear what you don't know. Try to understand it and combine the best aspects with the best aspects of what you know already. To create something new consisting of only the best ^^



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non-gravity on 21 April 2009

I'm too lazy to read all of it. But does this serve a function? Is it the money? Christian ideologies?
Every single person in the parliament must be familiar with internet. They're not that crazy.
Freedom!!!!!!