>Military action that defies international law is sometimes justified.
this question is bullshit as laws can be bullshit, on my country we had a law that you have to have some card to be able to play live as a musician and to get this card you need to show you play well, following this law as some example is a bullshit thing to do.
So is this international law bullshit or not in the first place?
>"from each according to his ability, to each according to his need" is a fundamentally good idea.
>"to each according to his need"
who decide what I need? If I have one trillion, but some scifi spaceship is literally possible to be built within 10 years if you have 11 trillions and I want that spaceship? Do I have more than I need?
>Those with the ability to pay should have the right to higher standards of medical care .
How the hell this works. Making private doctors and drugstores illegal?
Who the hell would want that?
"Sorry but you (well everyone) must have the same medical care quality than the one a homeless guy can get"
>A significant advantage of a one-party state is that it avoids all the arguments that delay progress in a democratic political system.
How the hell you will have a government without discussing what you will do, even one party stat has that.
Even if somehow tried to just follow the christian bible, people would discuss on what the bibble really means
>Although the electronic age makes official surveillance easier, only wrongdoers need to be worried.
>only wrongdoers
Only wrongdoers according to who? Wrong and right is subjective. On the far past we had a guy that was killed because he said earth was not flat, WTF
>Abstract art that doesn't represent anything shouldn't be considered art at all.
>Abstract art that
So its art or not, first you say it is and then ask us to say if it is or not
>Astrology accurately explains many things.
What this have to do with political compass