Strangely enough, this fragment of the declaration, out of context, appears to enable a Marxist revolution as easily as any other, and without much of a stretch:
Only in the sense that any text can be interpreted to mean anything with enough "interpretation", as you proceed to do in the next paragraph. Also I shown mention that Jefferson broke with what one might call "orthodox Lockeanism" by substituting "pursuit of happiness" for "property".
elimination of censorship and surveillance
Marxists tend to be all for censorship and surveillance as long as they're the ones doing the censoring and surveilling.
By the way. what is volk-Marxism, for that matter?
A term for the Marxist-dervied/inspired memes that Eric Raymond discusses in the blog post I linked to above.
A term for the Marxist-dervied/inspired memes that Eric Raymond discusses in the blog post I linked to above.
Yes, I know, I have read that article in full, but I still didn't understand the delimitations of that definition.
Only in the sense that any text can be interpreted to mean anything with enough "interpretation", as you proceed to do in the next paragraph.
You seem to imply that my interpretation wasn't legitimate.
...Marxists tend to be all for censorship and surveillance as long as they're the ones doing the censoring and surveillin
I have found this most wonderful (if fairly lengthy) article, and thought you would enjoy having it brought to your attention.
It is so good, I think we should include it among the references in the "Politics is the Mind Killer" wiki page. But, before that, I submit it to you, and ask you: is there anything in this article that would warrant its exclusion from this site? I mean, besides the fact that it is about politics, and written by a notorious Social-democrat (And is that in itself grounds for exclusion?).