Rape Island

MrSparkle · #1 2008-08-01, 13:16

This is all purely theoretical the kind of people that run this world would never go for anything like this so its impossible but its fun to think about. Heres what I'd do if I was running the world.

I'd have my big mad land mass lets say the size of the U.S. and I'd divide it into provinces and each province would have completely different laws to suit different kinds of people. There'd even be a province with no laws but we'd probably wanna keep that separate so that could be say Alaska.

Then there'd be provinces where certain drugs are legal so there'd be crackland and herointown and places like that.

Just to show theres no hypocricy in my country and people are free to do whatever the hell they want there'd also be provinces where murder and rape are legal but they'd definitely have to be separate from the mainland so I'd turn islands like Hawaii into murder island and rape island. Of course not many people would wanna live on these islands but its the principle that counts. Everyones free to do whatever the fuck they want if they don't like the laws all they have to do is move to another area.

This idea has its flaws of course but I think if lots of different countries erased their borders and joined forces they could pull it off and then we'd truly live in a free world none of this false freedom that the U.S. government talks about.

MR.Kitty55 · #2 2008-08-01, 17:31

lol wut?

DerDrache · #3 2008-08-06, 07:15

If people (you, or anyone) are still deciding what's legal and not legal, then your big free world isn't really free. Not that anarchy is feasible anyways. If you put a group of people somewhere, some type of social structure and order is going to form pretty quickly.

ebbyss · #4 2008-08-06, 07:15

. . .How did this go from "Rape Island" to nations merging for the sake of freedom in just one post?

OdayJuarez · #5 2008-08-08, 14:51

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Originally Posted by MrSparkle

This is all purely theoretical the kind of people that run this world would never go for anything like this so its impossible but its fun to think about. Heres what I'd do if I was running the world.

I'd have my big mad land mass lets say the size of the U.S. and I'd divide it into provinces and each province would have completely different laws to suit different kinds of people. There'd even be a province with no laws but we'd probably wanna keep that separate so that could be say Alaska.

Then there'd be provinces where certain drugs are legal so there'd be crackland and herointown and places like that.

Just to show theres no hypocricy in my country and people are free to do whatever the hell they want there'd also be provinces where murder and rape are legal but they'd definitely have to be separate from the mainland so I'd turn islands like Hawaii into murder island and rape island. Of course not many people would wanna live on these islands but its the principle that counts. Everyones free to do whatever the fuck they want if they don't like the laws all they have to do is move to another area.

This idea has its flaws of course but I think if lots of different countries erased their borders and joined forces they could pull it off and then we'd truly live in a free world none of this false freedom that the U.S. government talks about.

It's called anti-federalism. Vote Ron Paul.

MR.Kitty55 · #6 2008-08-10, 18:18

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Originally Posted by OdayJuarez

It's called anti-federalism. Vote Ron Paul.

Its called common sense. Ron Paul is no longer running for President

Death Insurance · #7 2008-08-11, 03:17

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Originally Posted by MrSparkle

Then there'd be provinces where certain drugs are legal so there'd be crackland and herointown and places like that.

First he said this, implying that some drugs are still illegal, and some provinces would disallow drugs.

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Originally Posted by MrSparkle

people are free to do whatever the hell they want

Then he went bipolar.

OP fails.

surprise buttsecks · #8 2008-08-12, 01:25

I laughed so hard at the thread title.

OdayJuarez · #9 2008-08-17, 10:51

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Originally Posted by MR.Kitty55

Its called common sense. Ron Paul is no longer running for President

I'd like to correct myself. It's federalism. Not anti-federalism.

Ron Paul is a political lifestyle. Just because he has ended his campaign doesn't mean he's out of the race. There are state's still appointing delegates with committed Ron Paul supporters forcing votes to unbind delegates. The Republican party is coming around and learning to work with Paul supporters and that process will transorm the party back towards federalism and fiscal conservatism.