You know that political theory isn't limited to that, right?
they are very broad terms and ultimately not very descriptive, but at the end of the day I would be very impressed if you could name one political movement or philosophy that wasn't liberal or conservative in some way.
they are very broad terms and ultimately not very descriptive, but at the end of the day I would be very impressed if you could name one political movement or philosophy that wasn't liberal or conservative in some way.
they are very broad terms and ultimately not very descriptive, but at the end of the day I would be very impressed if you could name one political movement or philosophy that wasn't liberal or conservative in some way.
tomtard - no, you did not invent that. that's very common in america and has been since pretty much my whole life.
You, in common with other egomaniacs, think the whole world revolves around you.
http://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2012/11/at-the-end-of-the-day.html
greentext doesn't really work that well on green theme :/
Yes, you are right about that, especially if you consider the dialectic process. The terms are akin to "left wing or right wing", "libertarian or authoritarian", so on, in that they don't tell you pretty much anything specific if used independently.
Well, we could ask newcomers if they are Marxists, but to quote the great Gen. Patton: "Americans love a winner--and will not tolerate a loser!" Also, this is the 21st Century...
You do know that not everything I post is to be tied back into marxsim?![]()
>Using a green themegreentext doesn't really work that well on green theme :/