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What is an Inoffensive Centrist Democracy??

Terra Tria
27-03-2005, 23:46
:gundge: :gundge: Iv ehad three nations in the past and all of them and this one end up being Inoffensive Centrist Democracys I just want to know what thats particular catagorization means. :sniper: :sniper:
Jamil
28-03-2005, 00:15
:gundge: :gundge: Iv ehad three nations in the past and all of them and this one end up being Inoffensive Centrist Democracys I just want to know what thats particular catagorization means. :sniper: :sniper:
Inoffensive:
in·of·fen·sive
adj.

1. Giving no offense; unobjectionable.
2. Causing no harm; harmless.

Centrist:
cen·trist
n.

1. One who takes a position in the political center; a moderate.

adj.

1. Marked by or adhering to a moderate political view: “The deep pool of centrist opinion in the country, that essential guarantee against violent political upheavals, is being dangerously shaken” (New York Times).

Democracy
de·moc·ra·cy
n.

1. Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives.
2. A political or social unit that has such a government.
3. The common people, considered as the primary source of political power.
4. Majority rule.
5. The principles of social equality and respect for the individual within a community.
Deleuze
28-03-2005, 00:24
Inoffensive:
in·of·fen·sive
adj.

1. Giving no offense; unobjectionable.
2. Causing no harm; harmless.

Centrist:
cen·trist
n.

1. One who takes a position in the political center; a moderate.

adj.

1. Marked by or adhering to a moderate political view: “The deep pool of centrist opinion in the country, that essential guarantee against violent political upheavals, is being dangerously shaken” (New York Times).

Democracy
de·moc·ra·cy
n.

1. Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives.
2. A political or social unit that has such a government.
3. The common people, considered as the primary source of political power.
4. Majority rule.
5. The principles of social equality and respect for the individual within a community.

:D
Jamil
28-03-2005, 00:27
:D
I'm right aren't I? ;)
Heiligkeit
28-03-2005, 00:47
I'm right aren't I? ;)
Obviously
Deleuze
28-03-2005, 00:51
Yeah, for sure.
Bodies Without Organs
28-03-2005, 00:53
Using this methodology it is also possible to prove that a tumble dryer is a device for drying tumbles...
Deleuze
28-03-2005, 01:01
Using this methodology it is also possible to prove that a tumble dryer is a device for drying tumbles...
That sorta misses the point of the original post, which was satire if I'm not mistaken.
Anyway, the definition applies in this instance reasonably accurately.
Bodies Without Organs
28-03-2005, 01:04
That sorta misses the point of the original post, which was satire if I'm not mistaken.

You're taking this very seriously for a man who killed himself by defenestration ten years ago.
Swimmingpool
28-03-2005, 01:04
Most European countries are inoffensive centrist democracies.
Jamil
28-03-2005, 01:05
Most European countries are inoffensive centrist democracies.
If I become PM of Canada then I will shape it into an ICD.
Deleuze
28-03-2005, 01:06
You're taking this very seriously for a man who killed himself by defenestration ten years ago.
Many say I was murdered. And I took a lot of things seriously.
Markreich
28-03-2005, 01:06
I've been at it for 13 years now. Please use your method on my problem.

1. Tomorrow is Yesterday.
2. Now is tomorrow.
3.

Both previously postulated answers, of "The Party Starts Now", and "Now is Yesterday" have not been very satisfactory. :(
Umphart
28-03-2005, 01:07
Originally ;osted by Swimmingpool
Most European countries are inoffensive centrist democracies.

Except Russia, they're more psuedo-democraric.
Jamil
28-03-2005, 01:10
I've been at it for 13 years now. Please use your method on my problem.

1. Tomorrow is Yesterday.
2. Now is tomorrow.
3.

Both previously postulated answers, of "The Party Starts Now", and "Now is Yesterday" have not been very satisfactory. :(

I believe the Urdu word for tommorow AND yesterday is 'Kal'. I wonder if it gets annoying sometimes. Like haloha in Hawaii.
Passive Cookies
28-03-2005, 01:15
I've been at it for 13 years now. Please use your method on my problem.

1. Tomorrow is Yesterday.
2. Now is tomorrow.
3.

Both previously postulated answers, of "The Party Starts Now", and "Now is Yesterday" have not been very satisfactory. :(
If it's some sort of logical sequence, the only thing i can think of that would come next is "Yesterday is Now" (note that that's different from now is yesterday).
Bodies Without Organs
28-03-2005, 01:30
I've been at it for 13 years now. Please use your method on my problem.

1. Tomorrow is Yesterday.
2. Now is tomorrow.
3.

Both previously postulated answers, of "The Party Starts Now", and "Now is Yesterday" have not been very satisfactory. :(

'There is no time/time is an illusion' or some variation thereof?

There is actually another almost workable way out of the quandry, but that depends upon some vaguely scientific definitions of what qualifies as 'now' , 'the past' and 'the future' at different points in the cosmos separated over wide distances, and the assumption that faster than light travel is actually possible. Explaining this in detail would involve a diagram which I couldn't really render satisfactorily in text.