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North Korea: a role model for the world?	by slayer	2003-01-13 10:35:27
Question	by hyzenthlay	2003-01-13 10:53:06
A sovereign nation	by slayer	2003-01-13 11:00:05
The world is not a vacuum	by hyzenthlay	2003-01-13 11:06:35
See this is what I mean	by slayer	2003-01-13 11:13:31
War to protect one's nation	by LurkerMo	2003-01-13 11:49:36
It is not entirely different.	by slayer	2003-01-13 11:57:10
Of course there is damage.	by LurkerMo	2003-01-13 12:08:04
No.	by slayer	2003-01-13 12:10:32
Notice I didn't argue this point.	by Naruki	2003-01-13 12:17:51
The fact remains	by LurkerMo	2003-01-13 12:31:35
that there is an international entity (the UN) which acts like a republic w. respect to its member nations. In short, which acts like a nation. If you want to go through all of the steps that nations had to take in order to enforce laws, and how individuals were handled when they weren't citizens, then I don't have the time to develop that in detail. I will just say this: When a person refuses to accept the authority of a nation's laws, even if that person is not a citizen of said nation, that is anarchy. All nations on this Earth of ours exist in the community of nations that have formed the UN and respect its authority. To not respect this authority, even if you have not signed up and agreed to it is an act of anarchy.
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No, that's not even close to being true.	by Naruki	2003-01-13 12:35:56
It is close enough for me.	by LurkerMo	2003-01-13 12:53:59
Anarchy is no the refusal	by slayer	2003-01-13 12:58:51
Dictionary help	by Taolie	2003-01-13 12:59:53
Luser mode wins again!	by LionsPhil	2003-01-13 13:02:21

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