Message from @(((lmao)))

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2017-08-20 13:30:43 UTC  

so gladly

2017-08-20 13:30:48 UTC  

gj

2017-08-20 13:30:55 UTC  

51% of people instead of nearly nonr

2017-08-20 13:30:59 UTC  

traditional gender roles ftw

2017-08-20 13:31:00 UTC  

*none

2017-08-20 13:31:10 UTC  

cooking while shitposting is a very healthy dynamic

2017-08-20 13:31:15 UTC  

@Flavaflavius das naive m8

2017-08-20 13:31:16 UTC  

i wish i could be like that

2017-08-20 13:31:31 UTC  

tfw doesnt know how to cook because of lolbertarian parents

2017-08-20 13:31:41 UTC  

rip

2017-08-20 13:31:45 UTC  

Boi how? @Apollo'sJest

2017-08-20 13:31:54 UTC  

anyone here an-cap

2017-08-20 13:32:01 UTC  

@Flavaflavius money and media wins elections 90% of the time

2017-08-20 13:32:14 UTC  

if not more

2017-08-20 13:33:06 UTC  

for democracy to succeed, a majority of people must be wise; for a monarchy to succeed, one man must be wise. Which is more likely?

2017-08-20 13:33:07 UTC  

anrachy is a lack of system. it's essentially just unselfaware absolutism.

2017-08-20 13:33:17 UTC  

monarchy probably

2017-08-20 13:33:21 UTC  

@Apollo'sJest thank you

2017-08-20 13:33:32 UTC  

most people are fucking retarded in my book

2017-08-20 13:33:44 UTC  

@(((lmao))) You're welcome.... I guess...

2017-08-20 13:34:03 UTC  

You hit the nail on the head

2017-08-20 13:34:14 UTC  

Monarchy's typical opposite is republicanism not democracy to be exact

2017-08-20 13:34:30 UTC  

see, the only democracies that have ever flourished have been of an aristocratic nature

2017-08-20 13:34:46 UTC  

@Apollo'sJest i'm having french revolution ptsd damnit

2017-08-20 13:34:50 UTC  

>Assuming the one in charge will be the one who is wise

2017-08-20 13:34:56 UTC  

you mean republics, but I'm beng an anal cunt

2017-08-20 13:35:29 UTC  

Yeah, republics are best choice, thought that's what you means

2017-08-20 13:35:33 UTC  

im not sure where we draw the line between democracy and republic tbh

2017-08-20 13:35:34 UTC  

*meant

2017-08-20 13:35:38 UTC  

Republics have the added flaw of being really damn unstable

2017-08-20 13:35:44 UTC  

historically

2017-08-20 13:35:45 UTC  

yeah

2017-08-20 13:35:50 UTC  

Corporate meritocratic absolute monarchy tbh

2017-08-20 13:35:51 UTC  

or simply easy to pervert

2017-08-20 13:36:00 UTC  

I'd argue true democracy is more unstable

2017-08-20 13:36:11 UTC  

Australia is a perfect example of a democracy that isn't a republic

2017-08-20 13:36:30 UTC  

Look at the suggested videos

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/348822605228146708/Capture3.PNG

2017-08-20 13:36:33 UTC  

the American republic stayed sufficient for brief period of time before a civil war happened and it effectively became a democracy

2017-08-20 13:36:43 UTC  

@Apache14 Republic - a government system where more than one person is the source of power. Democracy - taking decisions through vote.

2017-08-20 13:36:57 UTC  

One is a gov system

2017-08-20 13:37:04 UTC  

the other a method of decision making