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**Sensbachtal** · 12-08-2011, 08:14 PM

The video I posted wasn't a fairy tale, as Animal Farm is and was named "Animal Farm: A Fairy Story" The video I posted talks about written history, dating back to Solan's code of Law which is 594 BC, and it documents the Governments to follow. Why the founders created what we have today, for the first time ever, and why its been successful - Up until we got conned that a Democracy would serve everyone better, only for it to give power to the elite. That is fact, just look at what we have today. This wasnt just a one sided clusterfuck, thats pure bullshit. It's been going on for 100 years.

This isnt a partisan post, its clearly just historical note. You can't change history.

You're right .. you can't change history.

But you also don't have to come away with the same perspectives of it either. HIS-story is not history.

Civil and human rights are a relevtively recent event in the democracy/republic of America.

12-08-2011, 08:14 PM	#6
Sensbachtal Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 509 Senior Member	The video I posted wasn't a fairy tale, as Animal Farm is and was named "Animal Farm: A Fairy Story" The video I posted talks about written history, dating back to Solan's code of Law which is 594 BC, and it documents the Governments to follow. Why the founders created what we have today, for the first time ever, and why its been successful - Up until we got conned that a Democracy would serve everyone better, only for it to give power to the elite. That is fact, just look at what we have today. This wasnt just a one sided clusterfuck, thats pure bullshit. It's been going on for 100 years. This isnt a partisan post, its clearly just historical note. You can't change history. You're right .. you can't change history. But you also don't have to come away with the same perspectives of it either. HIS-story is not history. Civil and human rights are a relevtively recent event in the democracy/republic of America.
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