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Originally Posted by Cimarron29414
I'm going to make this point, and then back off of this line. You gave two, and only two options:
A) an enigmatic political concept
b) the ability to feed your family
There was no option c) ability to earn a living and keep more of what I work for.
Clearly, you will still be able to feed your family, even if Obama et. al. get everything they want. You knew that was never in question. We were revolting against a violation of our principles. And I think we can all agree that the tea party did not exactly have laser political focus when we started attending rallies, it was quite enigmatic.
Look, I hate to spring your own trap on you, I really do. It's just difficult to accept a two item list of reasons for political revolt when your yourself immediately created a 3rd upon query. Isn't that proof that it isn't as simple as just those two?
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The point is that people do not revolt over enigmatic concepts like "democracy", they revolt over matters that are simple and easily defined.
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Originally Posted by roachboy
the thread is about the revolts that are happening across the region and not about aceventura's inability to think in terms of complexity.
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I have given support for my point of view - it is not about me.
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Originally Posted by dc_dux
I get it, ace.
You will just ignore what the April 6 Movement leaders said when they called for the people to protest against, and condemn, police brutality or what the Coalition of the Revolution's Youth demanded- the end of emergency laws and for free and fair elections....
You and your little chart know better than what is the hearts and minds of the people on the streets of Cairo.
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You do not get it and I am not ignoring anything. There is complexity and there is "complexity". E=MC2 is complex, but simple. Real intellect is about being able to simplify concepts and issues that on the surface appear "complex" but are not. This philosophical bit of information appears to be beyond comprehension here. So, you can help Egyptian's with the chant:
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We want an end to indiscriminate political naturalisation, which has increased the burden on services and oppressed people.
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Read more:
http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/newrepl...#ixzz1EAAT0bAm
Whatever the hell that means.