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To: Joe NYC who wrote (174737)8/28/2003 8:16:24 PM
From: Tenchusatsu  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1583318
 
Joe, Isn't that pretty much what we have now?

It's kind of tough to have a free market of political and economic systems when you have nations pointing guns, missiles, and nukes at each other.

If the free nations of the Earth are serious about advancing such a world community, they might start by contributing to its security and ensuring peace and justice everywhere. Bush might be faulted for shaking up the U.N. Security Council, but I think such a shake up was long overdue, a necessary wake-up call to its members.

Tenchusatsu



To: Joe NYC who wrote (174737)8/28/2003 10:52:34 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1583318
 
Instead, it might take on the form of many nations cooperating and competing with one another. In essence, it will be a free market of political and economic systems.

I am not sure I follow. Isn't that pretty much what we have now?

Think of the United States but where the states have more power and autonomy. That's how I envision a world gov't.

ted


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