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Being a zealot from one side of the horse shoe or the other is not a reason to think their ideas are incorrect. Evidently commonly held ideas today like democr
by internaut 10y ago
Being a zealot from one side of the horse shoe or the other is not a reason to think their ideas are incorrect.
Evidently commonly held ideas today like democracy or social welfare or multinational corporations not explicitly backed by the mothership would have been outrageous daydreams, utter folly to believe in the 16th century.
The problem with centerist positions is that they seem so reasonable because so many of them are reasonable. That makes us too comfortable.