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I'm not the only person who thinks like this.

Reminds me of a song we wrote some time back. "You're not happy you just think you are."

Also: watch The Matrix. Ignorance is bliss, right?

Reminds me of a song we wrote some time back. "You're not happy you just think you are."

Also: watch The Matrix. Ignorance is bliss, right?

I dont need some bloke on the internet who I will never meet to tell me that I'm not happy. You're the one who's not happy, evidently. Frankly, it never sounds as if you are. You just seem angry and bitter all the time. You are forever complaining about this, about that, this is wrong, that is wrong, etc... you sound, if I'm honest, like the most boring person I could ever converse with. Lay off the drugs.

I dont need some bloke on the internet who I will never meet to tell me that I'm not happy. You're the one who's not happy, evidently. Frankly, it never sounds as if you are. You just seem angry and bitter all the time. You are forever complaining about this, about that, this is wrong, that is wrong, etc... you sound, if I'm honest, like the most boring person I could ever converse with. Lay off the drugs.

theres a few libertarians who are obsessed with military weapons and the like, that ive seen a few times, which frankly is just acting too macho for them to be secure.

I have more respect for people on here who just get on with talking to people about anything and everything, and it takes a while before you by chance discover their political preferences. Too many users on here seem to have no personality and no conversational skill other than to harp on about their political views which are usually ridiculously exaggerated and narrow minded, and if someone else isn't as obsessed by revolutionising society like they are, you get dubbed politically ignorant, which is just their way of boosting their own egos and convincing themselves "I know more about politics than these people therefore their opinions don't matter, and I'm the one who's going to be admired for rebelling with my vast knowledge and constant flow of opinion."

What members like that seem to forget is that politics doesn't only affect those who have nothing in their personality than political fury. The whole point of politics is to run the country in the most effective way possible; of course there are massive variations in opinion as to what that is, but whatever political party or standpoint or theory or whatever else gains power, there are going to be those who agree and those who don't. Politics can be changed. I'm always reading people complaining about how Labour are embracing ideals which used to be associated with the Tories, and vice versa. The extreme left and right have ridiculously wide variations within themselves which contradict their ideal as a united rebellious minority. No-one can tie themselves to one political belief because every human mind is different, and everyone has to form their own combinations of political ideas, and decide which party best matches them when they go to vote. But in everyday life, we encompass so many political ideas each that it's impossible to live every day abiding to one political title. Yet on TSR, it seems that as soon as someone mixes party ideas, or doesn't know every detail of a political leader's rule, policies, tax rates and so on, you are labelled as politically ignorant and told by these arrogant, self-labelling caricatures of young people that you have no right to your opinion.

Everyone can say what they like about politics, whether they are the Prime Minister or someone who doesn't know what left and right wing mean. Because politics is about IDEAS, it is about OPINIONS, it is about discussion of what society should be, and if the ideas are possible, how they could be brought about. Just because people aren't knowledgeable about every political figure's life story, the behind-the-scenes motives of MPs, or anything else, doesn't mean they can't voice their opinion. People with ideas of who they'd like to vote for and why, who don't feel the need to form their entire existence around a few words to describe their narrow political view, gain no respect on these forums; not from me, anyway, and not from most people I speak to regularly.

Try living a little in the real world and letting political views come naturally to you, instead of dedicating your existence to typing on and on about these absurdly huge ideas of what "society" is and how it needs to be re-invented, and claiming that no-one has the right to argue against you because they clearly know nothing. No, some of us don't know every little detail of every political figure in the world. But God, at least we live day to day in the real world- instead of endless complaining about society, we actually experience it with an open mind. Some people on these forums need to try that sometime.

Rant over.

The spawn of Satin?
Would that be Polyester?

I have more respect for people on here who just get on with talking to people about anything and everything, and it takes a while before you by chance discover their political preferences. Too many users on here seem to have no personality and no conversational skill other than to harp on about their political views which are usually ridiculously exaggerated and narrow minded, and if someone else isn't as obsessed by revolutionising society like they are, you get dubbed politically ignorant, which is just their way of boosting their own egos and convincing themselves "I know more about politics than these people therefore their opinions don't matter, and I'm the one who's going to be admired for rebelling with my vast knowledge and constant flow of opinion."

What members like that seem to forget is that politics doesn't only affect those who have nothing in their personality than political fury. The whole point of politics is to run the country in the most effective way possible; of course there are massive variations in opinion as to what that is, but whatever political party or standpoint or theory or whatever else gains power, there are going to be those who agree and those who don't. Politics can be changed. I'm always reading people complaining about how Labour are embracing ideals which used to be associated with the Tories, and vice versa. The extreme left and right have ridiculously wide variations within themselves which contradict their ideal as a united rebellious minority. No-one can tie themselves to one political belief because every human mind is different, and everyone has to form their own combinations of political ideas, and decide which party best matches them when they go to vote. But in everyday life, we encompass so many political ideas each that it's impossible to live every day abiding to one political title. Yet on TSR, it seems that as soon as someone mixes party ideas, or doesn't know every detail of a political leader's rule, policies, tax rates and so on, you are labelled as politically ignorant and told by these arrogant, self-labelling caricatures of young people that you have no right to your opinion.

Everyone can say what they like about politics, whether they are the Prime Minister or someone who doesn't know what left and right wing mean. Because politics is about IDEAS, it is about OPINIONS, it is about discussion of what society should be, and if the ideas are possible, how they could be brought about. Just because people aren't knowledgeable about every political figure's life story, the behind-the-scenes motives of MPs, or anything else, doesn't mean they can't voice their opinion. People with ideas of who they'd like to vote for and why, who don't feel the need to form their entire existence around a few words to describe their narrow political view, gain no respect on these forums; not from me, anyway, and not from most people I speak to regularly.

Try living a little in the real world and letting political views come naturally to you, instead of dedicating your existence to typing on and on about these absurdly huge ideas of what "society" is and how it needs to be re-invented, and claiming that no-one has the right to argue against you because they clearly know nothing. No, some of us don't know every little detail of every political figure in the world. But God, at least we live day to day in the real world- instead of endless complaining about society, we actually experience it with an open mind. Some people on these forums need to try that sometime.

Rant over.

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