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This superb article is very thought provoking:
http://spectator.org/archives/2010/0...-and-the/print
I do disagree in some details (I think there is at the core as much disenfranchisement in the Democratic Party as the Republican Party, it is just temporarily faded with "Hope" for "Change" - until they also wake up that their core values are not being represented - such as an aversion to war and ties to big business).
But it does shed light on a lot of the movements in our society (such as the threats of secession we are discussing on other threads).
Ain't life grand in the land of serfdom?
http://spectator.org/archives/2010/0...-and-the/print
I do disagree in some details (I think there is at the core as much disenfranchisement in the Democratic Party as the Republican Party, it is just temporarily faded with "Hope" for "Change" - until they also wake up that their core values are not being represented - such as an aversion to war and ties to big business).
But it does shed light on a lot of the movements in our society (such as the threats of secession we are discussing on other threads).
Ain't life grand in the land of serfdom?