Originally Posted By MELOODIE
thissssss is nightmare

Originally Posted By Shindy
no... this is SPARTAAAAAAAAA

(sorry had too :P)

Originally Posted By v.2.0.minus.1
RED FUR ON ZEBRAAAAAAAAAAA !

Originally Posted By BLISSS


You don't think a dj can kick out a patron,

Try showing up to one of my gigs acting like an ass and see what happens,

A dj is an employee of the club,

And I don't know any club that allows patrons to harrass their employees,

BTW Strike, you not only disrespected one of the best clubnights in the city

But also my friend Melodie who works at the night

Anyhow, I'll make sure she, Mary Hell and Alex see your comments

Originally Posted By BLISSS
Yes I admit it,

I control the rain,

And I have other powers too ;)

Originally Posted By PONCHALICE
the peel metro magically transformed into "pee", like super easy

Originally Posted By DRNYARLATHOTEP

+1000. La plupart des gens qui me servent et qui parlent pas bien le Français parce que c'est leur troisième langue, je les fait pas chier. Parce que, hey, ils connaissent trois langues. La plupart des gens ici connaissent même pas leur seule langue :) Mais bon, si un caissier a Hochelaga-Maisonneuve me parlerait juste en Anglais, je trouverais ca weird. Mais plus a l'ouest, c'est pas rare. Et pas insultant.

La seule insulte serait un magazin qui refuse de te parler en Francais, dans le sens, par mauvaise volonté. Mais bof, moi, j'm'en fous pas mal :D

Originally Posted By TAMALA
J'espere que tu va ravoir tes sous!!!

Allez magasiner chez Dtox :D Ya plein de beau stock fluooooo!!

Originally Posted By MALISSE
actually, it's because it's been 7 years that my boyfriend has been there that the price is good ; the landowner rents the same appartment for more in the samed building, so it's a good deal.

Originally Posted By SCOTTYP
pff I suppose I could argue some of his points...



Actually I would say it is the complete opposite. Anarchy, in the traditional sense, not the nihilistic punk rock sense, is the belief in community run programs and organizations. It is like socialism but without the big heavy hand of the government deciding what you can and cannot do, and where money should be spent. It is basically pushing the libertarian/conservative ideal of the small government to its furthest level. It does not imply a complete lack of authority but rather a removal of central seats of power which can be abused.

When you went on to describe the caste system and all that, you were talking about anarcho-capitalism, which implies that you are still functioning in a capitalist system where money determines whether someone is rich or poor.

I don't believe that anarchy or pure small-government systems could work well, because organizations such as the military benefit from being unified and run by one powerful and well-funded source, as does road building (it would be hard to create the trans-canada highway in an anarchistic state). I would also argue that health care is best run by the state, although having the option of private health care is not a bad thing. The rich can already afford it, they go to the USA for private treatment when waiting times here are too long.

What I don't like are government run monopolies, excessive grants and tax-breaks for companies, stupid laws (like making drug use or prostitution illegal, or many copyright laws), and taxes that are higher than they need to be. Why should my taxes be paying for police who enforce laws I don't believe in?