by PenultimateManStanding » Tue 14 Mar 2006, 21:12:50
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')Q1, it is not a loaded question. If globalization is inevitable, we should protect the people? Or property rights? The trans-national corporations own the factories, but should they? It is clearly a very divisive question. If you don't think that globalizaion is inevitable, you would side with The People and you should strongly agree with the question.
"The People" is an outdated abstraction, perhaps, or an echo of the 18th Century. Now there are various groups with various interests. A Power System to keep everything in check, presumably, theoretically, answering to the electorate. My point is that "The People" is a 19th Century fantasy, a slogan which doesn't exist in any real sense any more. Anyway, if you want to nationalize all the corporate power, you will have to conquer it.
Viva La Revolucion! Viva!$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'Q')2. Racism and extreme conservatism often go hand in hand. Hitler and virtually all other Fascists have supported the One True Way mythology including the Master Race "ideology". The more liberal minded would oppose racism in all its forms. Authoritarians tend to claim the superiority of "their kind."
Sure, and Stalin was cranking up a new Soviet style pogrom, and I'll bet you some of those good old boys in the KKK were very Libratarin. I forget, what was the fourth pole here? Probably a lot of the contemporary racists would themselves test Libertarian in attitude and answers to this irrelevant test. I stand by my claim that this is not an accurate view of the mindsets of many, if any real people: it's just a schema, a model, it shouldn't be taken too seriously.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')'m surprised you picked those 3 instead of the most ambiguous questions like the ones on abstract art and astrology.