Conflict of the Ideal and the Real

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<li>Part of my "new" thinking is that politics truly is inevitable.

<li>It turns out that "philosophically correct" is even more dangerous, and certainly more annoying, than "politically correct". If we need any more proof of this we can just go back to the other thread.

<li>Why doesn't "government philosophy" strike the same kind of fear in our hearts as "government religion"? Subjecting a philosophy to government would ruin the philosophy first,...

<li>In order to change the actual outcome of "freedom of speech" they had to argue over the meaning of "speech". In order to change the actual outcome of "banning of force and or fraud" they would argue over the meaning of force and fraud. Same outcome.