"Politics" are a figurative part of speech, and they "exist" in a way that distracts from the rule of law.
Aaron Thomas wrote to All <=-
My point here is that the word "political" (and its many variations) is completely useless, and was probably invented by someone who wanted to distract from what "politics" really are (government and law.) That way they could get that DEI scholarship that they so desperately needed.
If I were reinventing the wheel, I'd stop calling it "politics" and
start calling it "Rich people trying to control poor people."
"Politics" are a figurative part of speech, and they "exist" in a way distracts from the rule of law.
I thought it was derived from POLY and TIC, mean "MANY BLOOD SUCKING CREATURES."
If I were reinventing the wheel, I'd stop calling it "politics" and start calling it "Rich people trying to control poor people."
Probably closer to "Rich people using poor people to control ALL people."
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Probably closer to "Rich people using poor people to control ALL people."
That's a good way to describe American politics because that's how it works here. But under dictatorships the poor people are somewhat less essential.
That's a good way to describe American politics because that's how it works here. But under dictatorships the poor people are somewhat less essential.
Which is why under communism, poor people tend to be treated as cattle
and slaughtered periodically.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Which is why under communism, poor people tend to be treated as cattle
and slaughtered periodically.
Yea but it's all worth it for the free block of cheese and bag of rice.
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