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SmartAZ · 09-23-2005, 08:48 AM

I think you should all go look up what anarchy means. This country ran very smoothly in a state of anarchy for 257 years, counting from the first colony in 1507 to the publication of Common Sense by Thomas Paine in 1764. During that time the people prospered greatly, maintained peace, and defended their borders even against very powerful foes. The bible describes a peiod of about the same duration when the hebrews lived in anarchy with similar results.

Since some of you won't bother to click on http://dictionary.com and type in "anarchy", I will explain it: anarchy means "without leaders". The problem in New Orleans, and in the nation as well, is that we DO have leaders and they aren't worthy of our trust. Well, what else could we expect? Barry Goldwater was the last presidential candidate with good character, and he got trounced. The party leaders are not stupid; they will not make that mistake again.

09-23-2005, 08:48 AM	#8
SmartAZ Confounded Conjuror Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 33	I think you should all go look up what anarchy means. This country ran very smoothly in a state of anarchy for 257 years, counting from the first colony in 1507 to the publication of Common Sense by Thomas Paine in 1764. During that time the people prospered greatly, maintained peace, and defended their borders even against very powerful foes. The bible describes a peiod of about the same duration when the hebrews lived in anarchy with similar results. Since some of you won't bother to click on http://dictionary.com and type in "anarchy", I will explain it: anarchy means "without leaders". The problem in New Orleans, and in the nation as well, is that we DO have leaders and they aren't worthy of our trust. Well, what else could we expect? Barry Goldwater was the last presidential candidate with good character, and he got trounced. The party leaders are not stupid; they will not make that mistake again.