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In reply to the discussion: Not sure if, in my cooler-headed moments, I'd agree with this quote...but after a day like today... [View all]Hissyspit
(45,788 posts)30. I understand that.
Was being a bit facetious.
1751: Diderot publishes first volume of Encyclopedie, much of the final work compiled clandestinely, some of it destroyed before publication.
He was speaking figuratively, with not just a little bit of justified anger.
Probably he would not have known the word "corporatists," (or if he did, it meant something different from my intent) and the more correct term for me to have used, anyway, would be "corporationists," "corporizationists," or "corporatocrats," or maybe "Neo-liberals," "Neo-cons," or just "fascists."
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Not sure if, in my cooler-headed moments, I'd agree with this quote...but after a day like today... [View all]
WilliamPitt
Jan 2014
OP
Indeed, not all politicians are bad. I don't see any good in losing one like Warren, for example.
arcane1
Jan 2014
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