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Re: 'long and painful process'...
by Richard K. Moore
19 December 2000 17:03 UTC
12/19/2000, Paul Broome wrote:
> One thing is clear (IMHO): it will not be arrived at by
grandiose projects or idealism. There will be, as others on
this list have suggested, no quick fix or magical cure. The
emancipation of humankind from both capitalism and
imperialism will be a long and painful process.
Dear Paul,
On what basis do you claim that this is 'clear'? Do you
have an argument why things are likely to, or must, proceed
in a 'long and painful' manner? Or do you simply find a
lack of arguments for a quicker path, and hence make the
default assumption that none exist? Or is it simply that
the statement agrees with everyday consensus assumptions,
and hence no evidence is required? What about the
fact that grandiose projects and idealism have been central
to many past regime shifts? And does gradual simmering
accurately characterize the dynamics of previous revolutions?
yours,
rkm
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