The en-vogue social theory of modern times, when stripped of its various veneers, boils down to a simple concept: that there are oppressors and oppressed.
Great minds thinking alike? I note that your first paragraph echoes a post I wrote in the other forum to which we both occasionally contribute, and in which I discussed collective power vs. individual power.
I further note that you ACTUALLY published this more than a year ago, so you take primacy as far as "Said It First" goes.
Well done, and thanks for posting these intelligent and insightful observations on the world and our time in it.
Indeed! I'd argue that being first isn't as vital as being correct. That's a lesson our Press rarely heeds, and one that too many commenters on social media ignore, of course.
Great minds thinking alike? I note that your first paragraph echoes a post I wrote in the other forum to which we both occasionally contribute, and in which I discussed collective power vs. individual power.
I further note that you ACTUALLY published this more than a year ago, so you take primacy as far as "Said It First" goes.
Well done, and thanks for posting these intelligent and insightful observations on the world and our time in it.
-- Alan
Indeed! I'd argue that being first isn't as vital as being correct. That's a lesson our Press rarely heeds, and one that too many commenters on social media ignore, of course.
And thanks for reading :).
I'm a fan, dude!