I thought anyone can be classified as social darwinists, if they think some sort of "survival of the fittest" applies to human society, or if they in fact describe human society as not distinguishable from that of "herd animals". You gave the impression of accepting opinions like these. Eva ... With respect to the title of this thread: "social Darwinism again". In order to even understand the subject matter, one would have to be able to differentiate between "social Darwinism" (politics) and "biological Darwinism" (science). Nowadays, there is a great deal of popular literature available on the subject. Jay
