2011-02-02, 05:50 PM
kanevaldier Wrote:No. Anarchy is the absense of law. It is every citizens responsibility to stand up for what they believe in as long as it falls within the law. Unfortunately, fear of what the government will do to you has limited that. Right now its happening. The people believe that no matter what they do, the government is going to do what they want so there is no point in fighting it. That is absolutely unacceptable. I am not saying that we have to break the law to fix things but ignoring them will only make matters worse. Big business breaks the law all the time and at worst case they just get a slap on the wrist. When I talk about big business, I am talking about businesses like AIG, Goldman Saks, JP Morgan/Chase, ect. All of whom have big ties to the government and they are the ones who are making policy and getting laws changed to suit themselves while the little guy get kicked around. I am simply trying to inform those who are blind to the happenings because they believe what they are told by the government.
Anarchy literally translate from greek as "without ruler." Do you really want the millions and millions of people in this country to make their own decisions about what is right? Who will you have upholding the law? Will everybody be responsible to punish each other? Then why can't people lie about what somebody else did to them, and punish them accordingly? Who would make the laws for what is right or wrong?
I don't think anybody in this country believes that the government is so powerful that nothing they do will change it. Maybe a good amount of people do nothing, but that's not because they feel an overwhelming force of power crushing them, it's simply because they don't care.