| 1. | Republistruction | ||
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The obstruction of progress in nearly every sector of the Federal Government by Republican politicians who have been paid off by wealthy self-interest groups too misinform and otherwise block the advancement of our society. Insurance Companies and Big Oil are two examples of wealthy self-interest groups who financially back the republistruction of the justice.
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| 2. | Ayn Rand effect | ||
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What happens when a person first rejects altruist, collectivist, and mystical morality for a rationally self-interested one. It generally lasts a short time, but can have long term negative consequences for the self-interested individual. Until the individual sorts out his new values and long term goals, they walk around insulting altruists and people that value/love them; being worried that they have been taken advantage of by those they previously valued. Ayn Rand effect:
Son: I've been reading Ayn Rand, and her book has lead me to question all my relationships. She says that collectivism is a sin and thus just because I belong to a race, family, nation or other group, it doesn't mean that it's in my self-interest to believe as they do. I need to have my own objective reasoning. Father: So your rejecting your religion, family and everything I ever taught you because of a book? Son: Well, I just don't think it's a justification for a morality anymore. Father: I'm writing you out of my will. How's that for being rationally self-interested? |
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| 3. | libertarian | ||
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A person who very strongly believes in principle of 'no INITIATION of force is allowed', with government being included in the most frequent initiators of force, i.e. abusers.
Libertarians typically view government as a source of fraud, economic waste, political insanity, cronyism and legally created monopolies, as opposed to the body delivering important social services (see statists). Many libertarians believe that government per se, as such, costs people more than its non-existence. Libertarians divide mainly into minarchists (proponents of minimum government) and anarchists (proponents of no government). Minarchists want government to be protector 'against force and fraud'. Anarchists want reliance on other social mechanisms, such as local community, common law, and free market for defence against such. There is an important difference between classical liberals and liberatarians: libertarians advocate free market for reasons related to individual rights, while classical liberals advocate free market for social utility. Notable examples of anarchist libertarians are David D. Friedman, professor of law, and Vernon Vinge, mathematician and scifi writer. Libertarians believe government is monopoly of force serving the monopolists and politically connected VIPs, not the people.
There's no such thing as society, there are only individuals. Self-interest trumps ideology. Liberals are liars and conservatives are cowards. |
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| 4. | New Zealand | ||
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New Zealand is a country for the rich and wealthy first. What is presented is false. The welfare state is residual and under almost constant attack from right wingers. There is a pervasive feel of self-interest and greed im NZ. A smug self satisfaction is evident. Many of the wealthy live in elite suburbs, for instance, in Christchurch, Merivale or Fendalton. New Zealand has no written constitution. New Zealand is a country for the rich and wealthy first. What is presented is false. The welfare state is residual and under almost constant attack from right wingers. There is a pervasive feel of self-interest and greed im NZ. A smug self satisfaction is evident. Many of the wealthy live in elite suburbs, for instance, in Christchurch, Merivale or Fendalton. New Zealand has no written constitution. The most important statutory rights are found in the unentrenched New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990. These so-called rights have been overridden many times by various NZ Parliaments. As such, some have referred to NZ an a 'elective dictatorship'or "thin" democracy. It certainly lacks the rights of Canada. Canada having the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. New Zealand is a great nation 'if' you are rich, if not, watch out
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| 5. | Democrat | ||
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One of the two major political parties in the U.S. run by rich lobbyists known for radical spending, special interest and high taxes.
see: Republican The Democrat party represents its own self interest.
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| 6. | fo' self | ||
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Adj. Concerned primarily or even, only, with the goings on of oneself and/or displaying excessive regard for one's own personal advantage and interest. "Them chicks is fo' self" a quote from Nick of MTV's Real World, when referring to two of his roommates, who attended a networking opportunity without Nick, in spite of the fact that they knew that he was also interested in getting into that particular industry.
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| 7. | Shilvock | ||
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A person who praises people only for their own personal profit, and dismisses others when it brings them any negative attention.
Only used in the ORAL sense, for WRITTEN forms of this word see Shiltex From Shill (slang) a person who publicizes or praises something or someone for reasons of self-interest, personal profit, or friendship or loyalty. and Voc (slang) To do with the voice, voice controlled Friend 1: 'He's a right glory hunter, only latching onto people to further himself...'
Friend 2: 'Yeah the cunt is a right Shilvock.' Captain Kirk: 'Spock, tell me about this man' Spock: ' Captain, this man is not a man. Logic tells me he is an animal, and to specify Genus, he is most definately another motherfucking Shilvock' |
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