Sigh.
Okay, tell me: What should elections be about?
Sheesh....
You complain that people aren't addressing the "actual issues".
Yet, you can't name these "actual issues".

Sigh.
Okay, tell me: What should elections be about?

Sheesh....
You complain that people aren't addressing the "actual issues".
Yet, you can't name these "actual issues".
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Because I am talking about issues. Issues in general. Issues: Period. As in, not attacking each other, but arguing using logic and arguments not, "HE TOOK CRACK AS A KID!"
The fact that you can't comprehend this is intriguing. But, since you used the emoticon, it's fitting here.
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Are you going to name the "actual issues", or not?
I fail to see why I need to.
If you understood what I was saying, you would not feel the need to ask your question.
What about the everyday, hum-drum issues? Who will decide those, and how?
M....kay.
If I don't understand what you are saying, and you refuse to explain what you mean, it is all my fault?
How is that going to solve any problems?

TYPES OF GOVERNMENT
("-ocracies")
The following types of government are categorized according to the answer to the question, “who rules?”
Aristocracy: A form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the principal persons of a state, or in a privileged order; an oligarchy
Autocracy: Government by a single person having unlimited power; despotism (domination through threat of punishment and violence)
Bureaucracy: Administration of a government chiefly through bureaus or departments staffed with non-elected officials
Democracy: Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives
Gynecocracy: Government by women
Kakistocracy: Government by the least qualified or most unprincipled citizens.
Kleptocracy: A government characterized by rampant greed and corruption
Meritocracy: A group of leaders or officeholders selected on the basis of individual ability or achievement
Monarchy: a government in which power is vested in a king, queen, emperor or empress who can pass power on to his heirs.
Monocracy: Government or rule by a single person; autocracy
Oligarchy: A government in which a few people such as a dominant clan or clique have power
Plantocracy: A ruling class formed of plantation owners, leadership or government by this class of people
Plutocracy: A government or state in which the wealthy rule.
Stratocracy: Government by the armed forces
Technocracy: A government or social system controlled by technicians, especially scientists and technical experts
Theocracy: A government ruled by or subject to religious authority
Does a Technocracy go well with fish?
Not if it's the "changing water to wine" type fish.
You should watch Washington Journal... especially when Greta Wodele is hosting.
Scrut, you can thank me for bumping a zero reply thread of yours thats gone over 30 responses later, but I expect you to thank me for this post immediately.
Greta just happened (thank you God) to be hosting today and I took these photos of my television. They're not as good as screencaps, but they're what I've got to work with.
Wow, a hottie!! I've suddenly regained an interest in politics!!!
Kakistocracy: Government by the least qualified or most unprincipled citizens.
Do you mean like, what's for dinner? What color shirt should I wear? Where are my shoes? Where are my cigarettes? Those issues? I don't want my government voting on those.
Because every time I explain what I mean, you continue not to understand. The answer is either your intelligence, or my ability. Considering past conversations with you, it's the former; I've been able to explain it to people that are normally reasonable.
What? Having debates using evidence and scientific explanations instead of either emotional rhetoric or ad hominem attacks?
I really need to explain that? Really?
You call yourself a skeptic? Seriously? You consider ad hom or emotional rhetoric or slander to be a perfectly acceptable alternative to arguments with some meat to them, actually dealing with the issues at hand (whatever they may be, such as war, famine, disease, whatever else the apocalypse harbinges)?
Wow.
You want to use evidence and scientific explanations as the sole basis for political decisions? Is that what you are saying?
"As the sole basis"? No. I never said that, either; one strawman for you! I am annoyed with ad hominem and personal attacks, or emotional rhetoric with no rationality behind it, being one of the major driving forces behind politics. Are people opposed to gay marriage for rational reasons? If you think so, Larsen, read the following line:
CFLarsen, seriously. Get a clue. Then come back. Maybe then, you'll have one.
Gay marriage cannot be opposed for "rational" reasons? What are the "rational" reasons in favor or gay marriage?
Which issues can be determined "rationally"?