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Revolutionary Ideas: Resource
KryptoN_:
--- Quote from: Nick on January 30, 2008, 08:58:19 pm ---
--- Quote from: KryptoN_ on January 30, 2008, 08:25:15 pm ---My sister had Richard Malone 2 years ago and got above 40 so that was pretty good.
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History was by far my favourite subject. Although it was fairly disappointing due to the fact that I basically had a non-existant teacher. I managed a 42 raw with basically no teacher- it would have been interesting to see what I could have got if I had an awesome teacher.
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That's awesome stuff. I was kinda the opposite... lol. My teacher (he wrote some american revolution book btw) fed us loads of information but I didn't realise it until the last 6 weeks and I realised it was too late. But yea, to anyone who is reading, make sure you keep up to date!
JL_91:
--- Quote from: KryptoN_ on January 30, 2008, 08:25:15 pm ---My sister had Richard Malone 2 years ago and got above 40 so that was pretty good.
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Did your sister go to my school (Caulfield GS)?
Wow, from everyone's responses it seems like he has a great reputation to say the least 0_0 I've only ever worked with him in debating
brendan:
--- Quote from: Nick on January 25, 2008, 08:03:56 am ---
--- Quote from: coblin on January 24, 2008, 10:28:56 pm ---The constitution today still states that federal tax most be apportioned. This means that progressive taxation is illegal, but in America they ignore the constitution these days. Only a flat tax is justified.
I love the American Revolution, it is the first (and only, to date) major establishment of a libertarian society.
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Spot on. The American Revolution was definitely my favourite. I found it fascinating to learn about how our current society is still essentially based upon the brave ideals of the American Revolutionaries.
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Yeah our Constitution seems so uninspiring compared to the American Constitution + their declaration of independence. The writings of the founding fathers were awesome too.
KryptoN_:
--- Quote from: JL_91 on February 01, 2008, 12:08:13 am ---
--- Quote from: KryptoN_ on January 30, 2008, 08:25:15 pm ---My sister had Richard Malone 2 years ago and got above 40 so that was pretty good.
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Did your sister go to my school (Caulfield GS)?
Wow, from everyone's responses it seems like he has a great reputation to say the least 0_0 I've only ever worked with him in debating
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Yea she did.
--- Quote from: brendan on February 01, 2008, 12:30:00 am ---
--- Quote from: Nick on January 25, 2008, 08:03:56 am ---
--- Quote from: coblin on January 24, 2008, 10:28:56 pm ---The constitution today still states that federal tax most be apportioned. This means that progressive taxation is illegal, but in America they ignore the constitution these days. Only a flat tax is justified.
I love the American Revolution, it is the first (and only, to date) major establishment of a libertarian society.
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Spot on. The American Revolution was definitely my favourite. I found it fascinating to learn about how our current society is still essentially based upon the brave ideals of the American Revolutionaries.
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Yeah our Constitution seems so uninspiring compared to the American Constitution + their declaration of independence. The writings of the founding fathers were awesome too.
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I dunnooo, after doing revs it just seems that americans are a bunch of whiners who love their guns.
Aurelie.:
ah! can I just say.. France notes.. I love you I love you! (not to be creepy) . I'm screwed for France-- I know it, but I feel like I dont and I feel really lost in it, compared to Russia, which was rather easy.
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