While trying to imagine what a form of governance/social system that's not geographically based but value based would look like, I realized it would look exactly like religion.
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Expand or random thought?
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Theocracies are among the most dangerous states that can exist. Submitting to some celestial dictator and allowing outdated creeds and doctrines from a man-made cult formed during the infancy of human morality to govern a nation is masochistic at best.
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You're going to have to expand on what you mean.
Governance can be geographically based and founded on religion. They're not mutually exclusive. It's called a theocracy, e.g. Saudi Arabia.
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In a truly free system one should be able to freely associate and comply with whatever standards they wish. If people were divided by these standards rather than geography (like we are divided into countries), it seems that the closest thing we currently have to that is freedom of religion.
Granted this entire concept only makes sense as anything possible due to global ability/possibility of communication now, regardless of location.Comment
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Standards meaning what? Moral standards?
Allowing each person to operate on their own standards is quite the opposite of governing so I'm not sure what is being implied here.
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Since you're still being super vague (please take a look at the what makes a good CT thread), I'll respond to this sentence with an equally abrupt one:
Universally understood standards make society run efficiently, which is why they exist in the first place.
I don't know how removing these standards = religion.Last edited by rushyrulz; 07-8-2017, 10:11 AM.
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Yeah, you need to expand on what you're saying, a lot. Give more detail and break down your individual points, because right now there's nothing I or anyone else can honestly respond to.Comment
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Anarchists sure do love them some TaoistsTWG Stats: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing
FFR is a pretty good place somehow.Comment
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Statism is a religion based off the belief that we need a government to rule over us. Read up on this link.
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well, you're not wrong as the word "government" translates to "mind control" and that's literally what the goal of every religion isComment
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YepDon't marry a god. Marry someone who has something interesting to say.
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Those who know the truth will never say a word, so rest assured everything here is wrongDon't marry a god. Marry someone who has something interesting to say.
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Theocracies are awesome. People worshipping and deifying God is super cool.
Freedom is real for everyone and all beliefs which is why allied militaries exist. Rebel groups could easily gather support and attempt a coup and I'm surprised it hasn't happened yet.
And freedom is much more than good vs. evil. It implies everything. Including radical thoughts that could very well change the way we are.Join the discussion for "The Currency of the Beast"
from Biggs89 of BetCorps Publications, Inc.Comment
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Religion to me is the RULES, RITUALS, and ROUTINES, you attach your BELIEFs to to help you to believe in FREEDOM, LIBERATION, and also in the pursuit of happiness. The energy that moves is power.Comment
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