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12/18/2013 9:15:38 PM
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Not true. Technically the government is controlled by the people and vice-versa. In America, the government IS the people. At least, it's supposed to be that way. When one of those balances ceases to be true, then you have anarchy and dystopia.
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Edited by Mister Sparkles : 12/18/2013 9:19:35 PMAnarchy =/= dystopia Also, on a serious note, I'd dispute the fact that our governments are genuinely democratic.
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I didn't mean it like that. If the people are out of control, there is anarchy. If the government oppresses the people, there is dystopia. And I agree with you, which is why I included the sentence "At least, it's supposed to be that way."
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Anarchy =/= disorder, either.
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I take anarchy as overthrowing the government or a rebellion. Which is not always chaotic, or a bad thing for that matter.
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Then you're taking anarchy incorrectly. It is simply the organisation (operative term) of society on the basis of statelessness and anti-capitalism.
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Ah. I see now.
