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1. cabal

   The Cabal has arrived.

   Monday, 04-Apr-11 23:23:56 UTC from web
   1. rarity

      @greydragon412 farmer?

      about a year ago from web
   2. scribble

      @greydragon412 Looks good

      about a year ago from web
   3. hakupony

      @greydragon412 I would have as well - but I can't decite about the name :)

      about a year ago from web
   4. rarity

      @greydragon412 hammer and sickle cutie marks make me sad.

      about a year ago from web
      1. hakupony

         @rarity ... you just brough me to the most glorious idea... Karl Marx ponified ...

         about a year ago from web
   5. hakupony

      @greydragon412 Uuuh... political discussion. After gay rights and religion some hours ago. Best day ever :P

      about a year ago from web
      1. rarity

         @hakupony oh, I'm the last pony to start a political discussion, and if this turns into one I'll just stop talking.

         about a year ago from web
   6. rarity

      @greydragon412 no, I fully agree with the "good on paper" part of communism. I'm not a fan of tons of ponies who don't know the first thing about it that think it will be a good counterculture cutie mark.

      about a year ago from web
      1. rdnsbronykid

         @rarity you`ve met with a terrible fate,haven`t you?

         about a year ago from web
      2. techdisk

         @rarity the hammer and sickle was not always the communist mark... i do believe it represented the "working class". the soviets used it because their government was run by that working class.

         about a year ago from web
         1. techdisk

            @techdisk42 or at least, was SUPPOSED to be run by the working class. we ALL know what happened with that.

            about a year ago from web
         2. hakupony

            @techdisk42 It was supposed to be run by the working class :)

            about a year ago from web
         3. rarity

            @techdisk42 That's true, but often symbols begin to represent something other then their original meaning in the public eye. I hate to use this example (but it's the only one that I can think of right now), but the swastika was originally a Hindu good luck symbol or something, and you obviously know what most people associate it with nowadays.

            about a year ago from web
            1. hakupony

               @rarity Or the Hitler-greeting. It was the ancient roman military greeting. Or the sign of the SS - two nordic runes. So much culture ruined forever...

               about a year ago from web
               1. rarity

                  @hakupony yeah, it's just really unfortunate.

                  about a year ago from web
   7. hakupony

      @greydragon412 At least you know you have no idea - so you know more about it as most people :)

      about a year ago from web
   8. scribble

      @greydragon412 Even so, I like the look of it.

      about a year ago from web
   9. rarity

      @greydragon412 alright, then he might be one of the few for whom it would be fitting.

      about a year ago from web