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SJ San Juan
15 years ago
In theory, communism is the truest form of democracy: No class oppression exists. Everybody has equal opportunity for development.
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AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
In theory ^_^
SJ San Juan
15 years ago
Bridging theory with practice then is the next struggle.
AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
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eloisa
15 years ago
the trouble with theory, it almost always forgets to factor in human nature
SJ San Juan
15 years ago
But human nature can evolve. That makes us unique from other animals. We can control human nature.
AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
parang discussion ko to with Little Sister Rhealeth ah
I told her the problem was the people in the system. She was insisting it...
AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
... was the system itself that was at fault (having learned her stuff from Randy David, among others in UP)
AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
I just used some... "base Jesuit trickery" on her to win the debate
eloisa
15 years ago
sjsanjuan
: the context differs, the drama repeats itself
SJ San Juan
15 years ago
And she's right. It's the system that is screwed up. We have essentially a 'damaged culture', as how James Fallows coined it.
SJ San Juan
15 years ago
That's the projection,
eloisa
. But we wouldn't be entirely sure because no country has yet to reach that stage.
AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
sjsanjuan
: the argument I used kasi was that regardless of the system, if you have people like, say, Frank Drilon, the outcome will be...
AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
... the same. Look at Drilon: we brought him into the developing reformist system of the Liberal FAmily-era LP. Look at what he did.
AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
Of course, that's me simplifying the whole shitload, but, well... there it is, for me XD
AzurePhoenix
15 years ago
I'd also like to argue that, "damaged culture" is less about systems of governance and ideology than of the people themselves XD
SJ San Juan
15 years ago
It's actually both people and systems. One defines the other.
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