Thread: On the decline of democracy + the impending collapse of our way of life

Execute those who can't spell to save their lives

Interesting. I do own "The Life of Python", where the surviving lads get together (and even do some sketches - including Carol Cleveland! - which sadly aren't *that* funny, but that's OK). There's also an interview with the five surviving members, and Chapman's ashes, which inevitably get spilled over everyone ... have you seen that one? Is it better than that? I read an article on cnn.com where Terry...

Y'know, it's churlish of me to diss MoL, isn't it. Though I might not be all that fond of every last bit of it, it's still the last totally Python film, meaning with all the lads in attendance. For that alone, I should be grateful. And (natch) I own it on DVD. Speaking of that, have you seen/purchased "Monty Python: Almost The Truth" DVD? I'm just now watching it and I have to say it's beyond...

Yeah a type-o..but ten brownie points for you, if you like. It don't matter with all the logical fallacies you have made on this thread there is no worry that you will ever catch up.

I see the loss of farms, especially family farms, too, but I think it has more to do with government subsidization policies and Americans general disinterest in "where the food comes from" than aristocracy, even if aristocracy is taken to simply mean wealth. I thought your op implied your agreement with his entire post. Reach out your hand, if your cup be empty if your cup is full, may it be again

it does help to update beliefs with the current events; although I'd be careful about suggesting that to christians, because then wouldn't they all be Pentecostal, I dont' think anyone wants that

Well considering that 45 years ago it was constitutional for states to pass laws banning the use of contraceptives and the fact that religious identification is on the whole is decreasing and the fact that, using Democracy, more people have become enfranchised in this country than at any point in its history, I'd say that pointing out that abstinence only education exists hardly goes far enough in proving the OP's outlandish thesis....

Not really. Well, you know, like, I don't really give a fück what the general public think.

It is a historical truth that the most advanced and artistic cultures have been those in which Democracy has been virtually non-existent or strictly limited in scope. In fact, most were absolute dictatorships or family-based monarchies. Sad, but true. Which I suppose means that permitting the under-educated and ignorant too much of a say in affairs of state leads inexorably to dumbed-down societies that are based on the basest of human drives....

<the impending collapse of our way of life> Which one would that be? The only science in Creationism & ID is psychology.