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dear philosophers [22 Oct 2005|11:30pm] goshoraku on behalf of the Fearless Faux Colonial Marine Corps i must announce that after 2000 years of fun and games philosophy is over. return to your homes and families and do something productive with your lives. stop taking these dumb arguements seriously do something productive. you'll enjoy it trust me. i am glad someone has finally woken up to this fact and is willing to speak up about it. we give our Faux brothers credit for this and for finally exposing philosophy debate for the joke that it is. banning people and censorship isn't the answer. the war may be over but the Imperial Colonies of Faux are still recruiting as before. join us and you will be one step closer to not being a philosophy geek anymore. we're hear to help! FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX FAUX | inflict

Attention, all the 0 + 1 of you that are left [09 Jul 2005|12:53am] nanikore =Begin Transmission= This is a notice that this forum is annexed by the Banana Empire of Faux and will be used as a new landfill. The following default-provincial-flags-for-small-n-insignificant-tater-forums shall be planted to mark this fact Thanks. Have a nice day. =End Transmission= 1 submission | inflict

delurk [07 Nov 2003|12:59am] rakehell Hi! This is a very interesting and thoughtful community. I'd definitely like to get more involved. I also belong to ir_theory. We discuss international relations theory and affairs. You are all welcome to join us. | inflict

[28 Sep 2003|10:37pm] mfs In an additional note to the earlier post dealing with Utopia, I only have this to say: Utopia is defined as an imaginary and indefinitley remote place, or an impractical scheme for social improvement. Utopia comes from the Greek words ou(not, no) and topos(place), therefore, Utopia comes from the word meaning "Nowhere." That is all. | inflict

Everyone craves a nemesis. [12 Sep 2003|01:02am] omegatetris [ mood | predatory ] People always want an enemy, someone unequivocally Evil to oppose, focus their energy against, and unite against. It simplifies life by making it one-dimensional. They can think less. They don't really like peace, not when you get right down to it. 2 submissions | inflict

Violence and Utopia? [08 Sep 2003|06:38pm] a_device In human societies, violence is a universal concept, and something all ruling groups have had to deal with, if not inflict regularly. Is there any good way to deal with violence in a Utopia? 11 submissions | inflict

nuclear weapons in north korea [28 Aug 2003|05:20pm] a_device N. Korea Speaks of Nuclear Testing, Denuclearization ( WASHINGTON (Reuters) ) What do you think? 9 submissions | inflict

Smart? [26 Aug 2003|10:33am] a_device 'Smart' Dust Knows Where to Go Smart bombs. And now, smart dust. In this context, "smart" referrs to an inanimate object being able to accomplish a single task. And as it is without conciousness, it cannot challenge this task. Can this idea of "smart = following orders well" be applied successfully to a person's role in society? | inflict

Greetings! [26 Aug 2003|08:17am] a_device And welcome to here. This community was inspired by a very simple concept: power is the biggest concern of man. If you disagree, I'd love to hear about it. I'd like to jumpstart with a question: What is the best form of control, fear through aggression or persuasion through propaganda? 15 submissions | inflict

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