"The American System of Government"

[Dimentio]

http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/

Probably the most meaningless left-right distinction, ever.

[Socialist Scum]

What I think of this video:
http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2006/02/17/tripe_wideweb__470x340,0.jpg

I like how it shows anarchy as buses crashing and buildings on fire.

This is one of those vidoes they show to children at high school in the USA, no?

[mykittyhasaboner]

http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/

Probably the most meaningless left-right distinction, ever.

Agreed. The whole video is misinformation. According to that scale, Anarchists are far-right, and fascists are far-left, completely ignoring any type of economic difference. Pathetic.

[davidasearles]

I don't see the clip as that harmful. They have presented an opinion in a biased way but that's the American way. It's not like a lot of so called analysis as to the state or govenement much of the left advocates for come the revolution isn't full of the same kind of bias.

[Reclaimed Dasein]

I especially love the background sounds and music.

[Lamanov]

This is idiotic. Let's disregard stuff about anarchism and see how this sort of argumentation is illogical even where it is expected to "make a point".

The claim that "Republic" is "Rule of Law" while "Democracy" is "Rule of Majority" and therefore different can be debunked by one simple question: who makes "the Law"?

This video is trying to explain how "Republics" actually "descend" into "Democracies" when "people forget" their "rights" and "constraints of government".

[JimmyJazz]

http://www.wimp.com/thegovernment/

Probably the most meaningless left-right distinction, ever.

lol - "the 'proper' form of government can be found in the middle, constitutional republicanism, where the American system of gov't lies".

Geezus