Arete Tzu
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If it's universally agreed upon that politicians are snakes, why are people so willing to follow their lead? Why are we so divide in defense of these snakes?
A huge percentage of politicians can qualify as psychopaths. It's just a fact. Why the fuck do we follow THEM? What does that say about us?
Do you think the brutality of political philosophy like Niccolo Machiavelli's "The Prince" is gone today? Back in the days they didn't have to hide this type of writings, because people where illiterate, that's why we know of it today. But this type of thinking still survives, they just hide it more, and some of you are falling for it, Bad. Most people defending Hank, are as manipulated as he is.
I'll give the free speech argument a pass because it's been beatin into peoples heads so much, they most no longer know the real meaning. It never freed us form public reaction...it only protects you from the government persecution....that's it.... period...nothing more. It's not a get out of trouble free card.
but people defending this on political grounds...you guys are blind.
A huge percentage of politicians can qualify as psychopaths. It's just a fact. Why the fuck do we follow THEM? What does that say about us?
Do you think the brutality of political philosophy like Niccolo Machiavelli's "The Prince" is gone today? Back in the days they didn't have to hide this type of writings, because people where illiterate, that's why we know of it today. But this type of thinking still survives, they just hide it more, and some of you are falling for it, Bad. Most people defending Hank, are as manipulated as he is.
I'll give the free speech argument a pass because it's been beatin into peoples heads so much, they most no longer know the real meaning. It never freed us form public reaction...it only protects you from the government persecution....that's it.... period...nothing more. It's not a get out of trouble free card.
but people defending this on political grounds...you guys are blind.
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