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Originally posted by civman2000
Supporting socialism/communism:
Refusing to acknowledge that communists have been totalitarian and oppressive in the past:
Originally posted by Provost Harrison
Shall we go into the details of the brutality of Western imperialism throughout the world? I am sure the bodycount would be pretty damn impressive...
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Originally posted by BlackCat Didn't know that the Economist was a cartoon - is it funny ?
It's not, it's a Brit news magazine. All sorts of juicy details come out. I mean, sure, our politicians are crooked, but it seems yours are crooked, AND (often) overtly racist, AND incapable of diplomacy. Plus, instead of our two political parties that hate each other, each European country has up to a dozen major political parties which hate each other (noted smugly as a sign of European superiority), including Green, Labour, Communists, Christian Democrats, Hates-Immigrants, Hates-Immigrants-but-only-from-Specific-Countries...I can't believe Mussolini's granddaughter actually has a presence in politics. "Not only am I the seed of a dictator, I'm not even the seed of a successful dictator! I am the hereditary Gomer Pyle of politics!" What a continent.
It's not, it's a Brit news magazine. All sorts of juicy details come out. I mean, sure, our politicians are crooked, but it seems yours are crooked, AND (often) overtly racist, AND incapable of diplomacy. Plus, instead of our two political parties that hate each other, each European country has up to a dozen major political parties which hate each other (noted smugly as a sign of European superiority), including Green, Labour, Communists, Christian Democrats, Hates-Immigrants, Hates-Immigrants-but-only-from-Specific-Countries...I can't believe Mussolini's granddaughter actually has a presence in politics. "Not only am I the seed of a dictator, I'm not even the seed of a successful dictator! I am the hereditary Gomer Pyle of politics!" What a continent.
I can see your trouble, but don't be afraid. It's just called democracy and right to free speech. Don't worry - you'll learn it some time in the future.
Oh, and don't worry when your politicians gets as little crooked as ours - it's only the bad guys that cry then
With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion.
NOw, the problem is the knee jerk and grossly ignorant action to confuse tyranical totalitarianism with Marxism, or Communism in general.
Leninist regimes can be, and certainly Maoist and Stalinist regimes are, tyranical totalitarian systems. BUt there is a difference between:
Communism in general
Marxism (more specific)
Leninism (even more specific)
Stalinism and Maoism
If PACE is making that ignorant assumption, then well, dumbasses. If not, then what is wrong with the statement?
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Originally posted by techumseh
In Guatemala, in Chile, in Iran, in Vietnam, in Iraq.... and so on.
I guess I meant in our own country.
"And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man." -- JFK Inaugural, 1961
"Extremism in the defense of liberty is not a vice." -- Barry Goldwater, 1964 GOP Nomination acceptance speech (not George W. Bush 40 years later...)
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