scubasteve wrote:
slave wrote:
Let us take the last 300 years as a test of your statement.
How many times have young people, who embrace ideas of freedom, joined together to overthrow their Masters? Answer: hundreds
How many times did they succeed? Answer: 0, nada, zilch, goose egg.
Tell me why will this time be different?
Let us take the last 10 years as a test of yours.
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They overthrew a war criminal.
They ended a financial crisis.
They changed the Arab world.
Serbia: Are they free under those who replaced him? “There isn’t enough political will and readiness in the country to fight corruption. So far, the results are disappointing as the laws are improperly implemented, institutions are weak, and enforcement mechanisms almost non-existent,” Vladimir Goati, the head of Transparency Serbia told SETimes.(Dec 2011) They don't sound free to me.
Iceland: The politician who led them into the economic crisis IS STILL IN power. Their currency is so f**ked that they are arranging talks hoping to adopt the Canadian Dollar. This would means that the BofC would dictate their monetary policy.
MENA: Whether it's Libya, Tunisia or Egypt they have merely exchanged one ruler for another. Permit me one example. In Egypt they had one man(Mubarak) ruling them using a military, and now they have a different man ruling them using the EXACT SAME military.
All efforts to overthrow the Masters have failed. Any future attempts will also fail. Wasn't there something about an Occupy Movement going to bring down the 1%....how is that working out?