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| #233 - Unfortunatly, we, Germany, will be viewed as the "evil s… | 9 hours ago on Rape of Europe | +1 |
| #11 - 10/10 Armor, would **** the princess in it and go on th… | 10 hours ago on I dunno... | +6 |
| #51 - The movie was nice, imo, but I cracked up at … | 01/05/2016 on Therapeutic | +1 |
| #14 - Germa....ny... Wait, Israel already got our new nuclear su… | 12/27/2015 on subs | 0 |
| #4 - They stink. A lot. [+] (11 new replies) | 12/26/2015 on Grandma | -18 |
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nowthatsedgy (12/26/2015) [-]  #38 -
bakagaijin (12/26/2015) [-] If you don't clean out the litter pan frequently the cage starts to smell I was able to litter train my chinchilla | ||
| #52 - You know, they fly with superluminal speed, use the force and … [+] (1 new reply) | 12/25/2015 on The Suit | +2 |
| #32 - Also an option. A better one, thinking about it. But alte… | 12/18/2015 on Guten Tag | +1 |
| #28 - "Paying a campaign" should not be a thing. Politicia… [+] (2 new replies) | 12/18/2015 on Guten Tag | +3 |
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superbluesixtynick (12/18/2015) [-] So just in the way that the police-police police the police, the secondary politicians police the politicians? Who elects them/ keeps them in line? The tertiary politicians? Also, the gov't spends too much anyway. A better system would be if the people had the ability to directly boot their politicians from the office with a vote or something. Also an option. A better one, thinking about it. But alternatives are secondary atm...what we can agree on, I think, is, that the current system is everything else but ideal... | ||
| #24 - A democracy in which the politicians are not mere marionetts/m… [+] (4 new replies) | 12/18/2015 on Guten Tag | 0 |
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superbluesixtynick (12/18/2015) [-] Yes, yes, but how would it work? I mean, who would force politicians too keep their promises? And who would pay for their campaigns? "Paying a campaign" should not be a thing. Politicians shouldn't have sponsors, but the election itself should be sponsored by the governmental fund. Not a big thing, if you have billions to give to banks, imo. And you know, being in charge of a nation should imply at least some reliability. Keeping your word as good as you can in such an office. You could say I am an idealist about when it comes to this topic, but we have also institutions who watch the politicians' actions...even though those institutions are also corrupted, or the source of the problem. #31 -
superbluesixtynick (12/18/2015) [-] So just in the way that the police-police police the police, the secondary politicians police the politicians? Who elects them/ keeps them in line? The tertiary politicians? Also, the gov't spends too much anyway. A better system would be if the people had the ability to directly boot their politicians from the office with a vote or something. Also an option. A better one, thinking about it. But alternatives are secondary atm...what we can agree on, I think, is, that the current system is everything else but ideal... | ||
| #21 - Well hopefully there will be civilian unrest. It can not be al… [+] (7 new replies) | 12/18/2015 on Guten Tag | +6 |
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superbluesixtynick (12/18/2015) [-] I agree with the first part of your comment, but what is a "REAL democracy" by your definition? A democracy in which the politicians are not mere marionetts/members of the economy and actually stick to the promises they made during election. #27 -
superbluesixtynick (12/18/2015) [-] Yes, yes, but how would it work? I mean, who would force politicians too keep their promises? And who would pay for their campaigns? "Paying a campaign" should not be a thing. Politicians shouldn't have sponsors, but the election itself should be sponsored by the governmental fund. Not a big thing, if you have billions to give to banks, imo. And you know, being in charge of a nation should imply at least some reliability. Keeping your word as good as you can in such an office. You could say I am an idealist about when it comes to this topic, but we have also institutions who watch the politicians' actions...even though those institutions are also corrupted, or the source of the problem. #31 -
superbluesixtynick (12/18/2015) [-] So just in the way that the police-police police the police, the secondary politicians police the politicians? Who elects them/ keeps them in line? The tertiary politicians? Also, the gov't spends too much anyway. A better system would be if the people had the ability to directly boot their politicians from the office with a vote or something. Also an option. A better one, thinking about it. But alternatives are secondary atm...what we can agree on, I think, is, that the current system is everything else but ideal... #22 -
animesource (12/18/2015) [-] Well, if civilians try to pull off some shit EU will end up crashing, because Germany sustains most of it. On other hand it'll crash either way, it'll just take a bit longer and will slowly drag down all nations with it. | ||
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