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Underground eXperts United
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Presents...
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[ A Theory of Justice - The Game Show ] [ By The GNN ]
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____________________________________________________________________
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"A THEORY OF JUSTICE - THE GAME SHOW"
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by THE GNN/DualCrew-Shining/uXu
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My best regards to the original position.
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Since it was not the most popular game show on television, the
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Dare Devil Show was only broadcasted on late Sunday evenings.
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Most of the people had no interest in programs that was
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dedicated to politics, and a game show that had no luxury prizes
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for everyone was doomed to be boring.
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Even if only a few people watched it, the Dare Devil show
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could not be stopped.
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Wrapped in a black plastic bag, the individual was brought on
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stage. No audience applauded, no hysterical man dressed in a
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pink suit screamed for more. The individual was unconscious, his
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mind had been erased of all knowledge of himself. He (or she,
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but probably he) was still a rational human being, but not aware
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of it at the moment. The individual was under a veil of
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ignorance. The game would soon begin.
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The black bag was slowly carried over the almost empty stage
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until they reached the middle of it. No one smiled, no one
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expressed any feelings at all. The bag was left on the stage and
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lay there like a dead animal for a few seconds.
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Welcome to the Dare Devil show. You do not know who you are or
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what you are. But you are not dumb. You can speak and make
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decisions. That is the point in this game.
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The black bag moved a little.
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You are about to construct a few principles about the present
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society. When you are finished, we will let you out and
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re-insert your memory together with your feelings. You do not
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know who you are as a person in this society. Your task will be
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to play the game as well as possible. A failure will strike back
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at you. Success will help you.
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I understand, the voice said from inside the bag on the
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metallic stage. I have fully understood the rules and the point
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with this. Give me five minutes to think.
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They gave the individual ten minutes. That was the standard.
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Only a few persons felt excited during those minutes. You could
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count them on your fingers.
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After seven minutes and four seconds, the voice was once again
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heard from inside the black plastic bag. His words echoed in the
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almost empty room.
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I have two principles, the voice said. The first one is that
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every individual should have the right to all personal and
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political rights. For example; private property, freedom of
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speech, education and the possibility to reach high positions in
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society. My second one cannot be brought out unless the first
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principle works smoothly. Social and economical inequality can
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be accepted only if the other alternatives would lead to greater
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inequality. These are my principles.
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A few people wrote the principles down. You could count them
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on your fingers. They turned their TV off, rushed through
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corridors and placed their notes on a table in a great room.
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Black suits, expensive ones, everywhere you looked. What are we
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going to do, they said to each other. Can we accept them as
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principles for our society? Perhaps, perhaps not. We will just
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have to try them out before we decide if we are going to do
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another show next week. We cannot stop the Dare Devil Show,
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someone said. This is the only place common people can
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participate in the big decisions about our society, our situation
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and lifestyle. We just have to keep it going until we reach the
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final stage. The stage when we finally find the principles that
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work. This is the twentieth century, we cannot trust destiny
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any more when it comes to ourselves as future history. Look how
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it worked out before. It did not work very well. Our future as
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happy people depends upon the Dare Devil Show. The future of our
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children. Everybody need this show. Some day, there will be the
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perfect principles for the perfect society. The show must go on
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until that day.
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Two people opened up the plastic bag.
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Excellent my friend, the speaker said. Welcome out of the bag,
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Mr John. We thank you for your participation in this game show.
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If you are not satisfied with your prize, do not be sad. This is
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only a game show.
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The few people who had written down his principles and
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discussed them turned to the TV.
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Sure, they said. This is only a game show.
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Can someone keep this Nozick dude calm?! Please!
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You are asking for the Utopia my friend: THE STASH +46-13-INDEX
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Seen Rambo lately, huh?
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uXu #170 Underground eXperts United 1994 uXu #170
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Call METALLAND SOUTHWEST -> +1-713-468-5802
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