Terrorism beats Capitalism.
Capitalism beats the Common Good.
Common Good beats Terrorism.
Establishment beats* Empowerment.
Empowerment beats Poverty.
Poverty beats Establishment.
More likely:
Some rocks, some scissors, some paper:
Some rocks, break some scissors,
Some scissors cut some paper,
Some paper covers some rocks.
Life is not a game. Simplistic rules fail.
Military solutions look easy
But long-term economics wins -
Micro-loans that helped start new businesses.
Does more for peace than war.
Nobel prize for microloans beats all
See ://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/2006/press.html/
No scissors cut all paper.
No paper
Covers all rocks.
No rock breaks all scissors.
Pretense: one size fits all is easier.
Still, has its uses by analogy.
A game, a way of dominance: who wins.*
Even judges turn to it for answers.
Even judges do it. See ://msnbc.msn.com/id/13221673/?GT1=8211/
Is that what happens in chambers,
Despite all the pontificating?
A worldwide concept with its strategies.
See There is a Worldwide
Rock Scissors Paper, see ://www.netlaputa.ne.jp/%7Etokyo3/e/janken_e.html/.
Its rules endless - add configurations.
Additional options, see ://www.umop.com/images/hands.jpg/
The easy out is also amusing.
When labels don't fit, areas are gray.
The dominance game becomes more deadly.
Without fast ID on who is winner,
You must beat** the other person down.
Try these variations on the theme:
Roma, in Romania This man, and cart, Romania in view.
Could look forward to more choices; but he
Is at a disadvantage from rulers.
Try this for Venezuela:
Nationalism beats Capitalism.
Capitalism beats Common Good.
Common good beats Nationalism.
Or this:
Globalism beats Nationalism.
Nationalism beats Elitism.
Elitism beats Globalism.
Who the nationalist? Who terrorist?
Differentiate? Describe? Somebody, please!
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* A Game of Skill. Strategies: Stephanie Yu, Harttford Courant magazine, 11/06, see Rock Scissors Paper website at ://worldrps.com/
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** Beat in the sense of to trump: "To get the better of (an adversary or competitor, for example) by using a crucial, often hidden resource" See ://www.thefreedictionary.com/trump">Definition/ as in The Donald?
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