Tag Archives: Religions

Should Citizenship be Tradeable?

Like stocks? We know whether companies are managed well or not based on whether stocks go up and down. Perhaps allowing citizenship to have market value will help people judge whether their elected officials are doing well or not.

Also, if you don’t like it here, but everyone else does, just sell your citizenship with high value and move out.

Currently if you don’t like your country you just lost the citizenship. Also war is fought between Israel and Palestines over who should be citizen and have power to vote.

Why not trade that?

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Sometimes the Muslim makes a lot of sense

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2279972/Anjem-Choudary-Hate-preacher-pocketing-25-000-year-benefits-calls-fanatics-live-state.html?ICO=most_read_module

A controversial Muslim cleric who lives off benefits is urging his followers to also sponge off UK taxpayers by claiming their ‘Jihadseeker’s allowance’.

Anjem Choudary, who in the past has planned to disrupt the minute’s silence on Remembrance Sunday, also openly mocked hard-working Britons, calling them ‘slaves’.

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What this guy said makes a lot of sense. Punishing the productive and rewarding parasites is so idiotic and idiots always end up becoming slaves. It makes perfect sense. To do it and expect any other outcome is what’s bizarre.

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Is Religion Forced down the Throat of Individuals?

There is this theory, there is reality. In theory there is no coercion in religion. After all, any political power that force believes down the throat will face fierce opposition.

In practice, without coercion, religions have lost their main use, namely a way to get others to do what you want. What can religions do nowadays? Offer better peace of mind? Much fewer would buy, like in Denmark.

So, we got this game where so many “pressure” is done on those who don’t obey and then people hypocritically say there is no compulsion.

There are. There always are. Tons.

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