moorej

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   by moorej 17y ago

   Whoa, while the state paving roads might be socialist under Marx's definition, doing so with a workforce of slaves who would be systematically murdered shortly thereafter is not.
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   by moorej 17y ago

   It's true many western enlightenment thinkers wrote wholeheartedly against slavery. However, they rarely, if ever, were actually referring to the actual slaves in their midst. Instead most of the intellectual discourse surrounding slavery c
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   by moorej 17y ago

   Agreed. It sounds a bit like the rhetoric that emerges whenever a group of people who see themselves as "naturally" dominating another group become threatened by that group. For instance, a great deal of "scientific" evidence for the subjug
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   by moorej 17y ago

   Marcel Duchamp for his consideration that "art" is something socially constructed i.e. not immanent within the thing itself. Raphael, seeing his paintings in person renewed my love of art. Many others. As far as composed music is concerned
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   by moorej 17y ago

   Field looks interesting but I'm a bit skeptical about its usability after downloading it and poking around for a few minutes. One thing that seems incontestable is that the GUI is in need of a serious redesign to make it usable. I have 20/2