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The other side? You mean... the light side?

D) None of the above. While no system is "perfect", the most logical, objective system, to me, would be a system in which that which is legal and illegal is determined based upon the registered beliefs of indiviudals at an individual level. i.e. Bob's registered ideological principles conclude that stealing is wrong. Alice's registered ideological principles conclude that stealing is wrong. If Alice was to steal from him, she would be committing a crime. If Bob was to steal from Alice he would be committing a crime. Bob's registered ideological principles conclude that stealing is not wrong. Alice's registered ideological principles conclude that stealing is wrong. If Alice was to steal from him, this would be a crime. If Bob were to steal from Alice, this would be a crime. Bob's registered ideological principles conclude that stealing is not wrong. Alice's registered ideological principles conclude that stealing is not wrong. If Alice was to steal from him, this would not be a crime. If Bob were to steal from Alice, this would not be a crime. I don't believe anyway else has the right to tell Bob and Alice in the third example that what they are doing is wrong. Frankly, it's nobody else's business. This sort of system is designed to objectively take into account any number and any manner of ideological principles. Naturally, law would be enforced by the police force of a universal governing entity, though not one of absolute power by any standards.

I never would have guessed.

You made it about a fruit metaphor. A world without nations is not the same as w world without government. Fallout isn't at all accurate, if people were like that, we wouldn't have gotten to the civilised stage in the first place.

No. People can "live and let live". "I don't like fruit." "I do like fruit." "I'll eat it." "And I won't." Simple.

Living in a world without borders would't mean having to live as the majority does. Most people are fine with fruit, but people aren't forced to eat it now. And we get terrible rulers nowadays, anyways.

The Cutie Re-Mark - Time travel scheme see exploring of disastrous timelines.

Power Ponies - Na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na Power Ponies!

Magical Mystery Cure - Wings. Wings? Wings!? WINGS!? WINGS!? WINGS!? WINGS!? LAAAAAAAARSOOOOOOON!!!

Applebuck Season - Applejack is too stubborn to accept needed help.

Slice of life - Cranky! Derpy! Dr. Whooves! Vinyl! Lyra! Octavia! Bon-Bon!

Sounds fancy.

The notion of nations and borders divides people and encourages irrational behaviour, prejudice and an "us and them" attitude.

If there's no army, the cops must be the one's to enforce rule, and they;re even less likely to side with their ruler over their ideology. If the police (and military) were to turn against the present rulers, who would there be to outnumber them, exactly? Especially with the public's support. As for the American revolution, that was less down to communication (it was something of a civil war, with military leaders of both sides in America) and more down to tactical errors on the behalf of the British, the involvement of other nations and the Brit's desire to consolidate power in other parts of the world.

Season 5, it had a lot of great episodes, a solid running plot and a great Discord episode. (No, not "What about Discord?"!")

That's 2/3 of the seasons...

"I only read it for the articles."

Banned for not considering the possibility that they might be refereeing to the TV show.

"But I have no sister."

If this fandom can ship Rainbow Dash with the kitchen sink, then I'm sure we can find some interesting and/or humorous ways of shipping a pony and a real person. For instance: Jenn Blake & Rarity Neil Armstrong & Princess Luna Albert Einstein & Twilight Sparkle And why not tell us why, too?

All I can think of is "Apostolos", which is a Greek name for Messenger, but is traditionally a boy's name (though who's going to notice), or "Agora", which is also Greek and refers to a public open space for assemblies, markets and forums. Those aren't very good, so, I guess "Cora Spondence" it is then.

Well said, AaronMk.

http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/mlp/images/2/28/Twilight_Sparkle_Crazy_S2E3.png/revision/latest?cb=20111016141434 I suppose you could pick the same pony for both second and third favorite.

Bi When Josh makes a wish at a magic wish machine, he wakes up the next morning in another man's bed. Mr. Doubtfire Daniel Hillard disguises himself as... a man. Alen Detecting a distress signal from an alien planet, the crew of the Nostromo investiagte, unwittingly letting a dread horror enter their ship... http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Alan_Moore.jpg