Message from @Grenade123

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2018-04-11 18:50:29 UTC  

because the big issue with your solution is that Futurama incident, "Lets show others of our peaceful ways, by force"

2018-04-11 18:50:32 UTC  

people don't like it in state A? move to state B.

2018-04-11 18:51:00 UTC  

to say that people who are on one side who dont always agree with eachother will disagree with eachother just as much as they disagree with everyone they see as an opponent is a bit silly

2018-04-11 18:51:27 UTC  

if half the people can find a compromise, then the entire people can to, so you're refuting your own argument from earlier

2018-04-11 18:51:29 UTC  

humans are the wrench in any human made system designed for humans.

2018-04-11 18:51:51 UTC  

thats just wrong jayred

2018-04-11 18:52:04 UTC  

Arch-Fiend - today at 20:47
people dont agree on anything

2018-04-11 18:52:49 UTC  

@I AM ERROR Yes, the 'moral high ground', as in marching to saves the lives of children from guns (but then marching to kill (future) children through mass subsidized abortion. 😉

2018-04-11 18:52:53 UTC  

so all the other things dont matter because i said one thing whithout enough context?

2018-04-11 18:53:01 UTC  

the context follows right after

2018-04-11 18:53:37 UTC  

i think what i think speaks clearly enough for myself that i dont have to explain that statement

2018-04-11 18:53:49 UTC  

it does, i'm just pointing it out

2018-04-11 18:53:54 UTC  

it contradicts

2018-04-11 18:53:54 UTC  

trying to make such a system static is just asking for it to be broken. You need to design a system to be fluid, while still maintaining general cohesion. Get the nation to agree upon something, even a majority, and its likely not to happen. Get a whole state to agree on something, there is a small but noticeable chance. a whole county, there is a decent shot, and a whole town there is a good chance.

2018-04-11 18:54:31 UTC  

im not going to argue over it

2018-04-11 18:54:50 UTC  

i'm glad we agree on that

2018-04-11 18:55:19 UTC  

but i would say, the grand majority would agree on actual things,
"Don't murder people" would be one i'm sure both left and right can agree on as a law

2018-04-11 18:55:27 UTC  

nope

2018-04-11 18:55:28 UTC  

Yes, get people to all support the most "common sense" things, like being opposed to terrorists (but then not criticizing people groups like Antifa that are on the terror watch list)

2018-04-11 18:55:42 UTC  

@Dr.Wol depends on how you define murder

2018-04-11 18:55:53 UTC  

if the person is "a nazi", the left would say go for it

2018-04-11 18:55:58 UTC  

"We're against bad things and for good things."

2018-04-11 18:56:02 UTC  

so no, they don't even agree on murder

2018-04-11 18:56:46 UTC  

murder, killing people that do no direct harm i would guess?

2018-04-11 18:56:52 UTC  

the nuances around any basic principle to societys is where different ideologys usually debate. any that actually debate the basic principles are so extreme that we dont even talk about them

2018-04-11 18:58:28 UTC  

but i fear in the current climate, even separating the people in different countries wont work :(

One side will want to kill the other country because "Their existance threatens ours"

2018-04-11 18:59:16 UTC  

i do legitamently think california less it has some big catastrophy soon where it threatens their population growth, may choose to leave the union and it will have a good defense against the rest of the usa by population alone

2018-04-11 18:59:37 UTC  

like how Antifa would attack a guy in a wheelchair

Because 1 person in a wheelchair threatens the entire trans community + antifa and stuff

2018-04-11 19:00:06 UTC  

doesn't california have to import water?

2018-04-11 19:00:22 UTC  

Yeah.

2018-04-11 19:00:29 UTC  

there is a decent number of people in California who don't like California, if it tried to leave the union it would either have a decent amount of people leave, or there would be its own kind of civil war and see part of it return.

2018-04-11 19:00:33 UTC  

Only California can still be in a drought after it rains for a week.

2018-04-11 19:00:43 UTC  

doesn't the constitution state that you cannot seperate?

2018-04-11 19:00:48 UTC  

end up with California and like east California or something

2018-04-11 19:00:59 UTC  

every constitution is only paper thick

2018-04-11 19:01:14 UTC  

i'm not sure on the laws of the US federation, afaik they can't leave,

And if they do, they're too dependent on the other states to survive

2018-04-11 19:01:33 UTC  

Even if it does, which I don't think it does, you're going to tell a population that they can't separate themselves from you rule? How is that not tyranny at that point?

2018-04-11 19:01:39 UTC  

How are we different from Russia?

2018-04-11 19:01:55 UTC  

the fact you think we're different than Russia is mistake nr.1

2018-04-11 19:02:05 UTC  

I'm not saying we are.

2018-04-11 19:02:15 UTC  

I'm just pointing out for the sake of comparison.