Holden Caulfield

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BobKKKindle$ - 27th November 2008 20:02 View Conversation

Ah, I see where you're coming from. I would draw a distinction between Locke's views on property and government though - then you can use him to support and oppose civil disobedience. But enough of this When does your holiday start?
Pirate turtle the 11th - 27th November 2008 20:01 View Conversation

Your pedophile tashwill also arrive within the week.
Pirate turtle the 11th - 27th November 2008 19:58 View Conversation

an - not and
Pirate turtle the 11th - 27th November 2008 19:57 View Conversation

Congratulations on being and internet pedo your membership card will be arriving shortly.
BobKKKindle$ - 27th November 2008 19:56 View Conversation

Locke to defend Fortas? I thought Locke argued that people have a right to rebel against their government and even overthrow it if it turns into a dictatorship? I enjoyed Hobbes - his stuff is hard to read but he still had some interesting ideas. Doing Rousseau at the moment, going to start with Marx when I get back from my holiday.
Pirate turtle the 11th - 27th November 2008 19:54 View Conversation

Your can groom me all night long babe.

(Well not past 11.30 im going to sleep then)
BobKKKindle$ - 27th November 2008 19:52 View Conversation

Hobbes might be useful for that as well. And Locke.
BobKKKindle$ - 27th November 2008 19:49 View Conversation

Check out Parenti as well, especially "Democracy for the Few"
F9 - 27th November 2008 19:48 View Conversation

eventually REVLEFT is a way of life haha, is a big love, this was proved and from a topic i remember in chit chat
Pirate turtle the 11th - 27th November 2008 19:48 View Conversation

iv just creeped myself out.