this analysis, and the solutions posed therein, sound right to me.
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I can't subscribe to Axis of Logic, Erik. I lived in a deeply socialist neighborhood in Boston and I attended many meetings where views like these were hotly espoused. But there are reasons why these advocates of world peace never make it into the lowest branches of the American political tree - city councils, school boards, etc. As for me, as soon as they identified my views, they usually cast me out of their meetings with insults and good riddance. But I like you ! I protested. I was a member of a socialist woodworking collective for several years. (collapsed in shambles,alas) Incdentally, I just watched MONGOL, the great film about Ghengis Khan. I stronly recommend it.
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I can't subscribe to Axis of Logic, Erik. I lived in a deeply socialist neighborhood in Boston and I attended many meetings where views like these were hotly espoused. But there are reasons why these advocates of world peace never make it into the lowest branches of the American political tree - city councils, school boards, etc. As for me, as soon as they identified my views, they usually cast me out of their meetings with insults and good riddance. But I like you ! I protested. I was a member of a socialist woodworking collective for several years. (collapsed in shambles,alas) Incdentally, I just watched MONGOL, the great film about Ghengis Khan. I stronly recommend it.
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