On Thu, 7 Dec 1995, Jim Devine wrote:
> As much as I dislike Hayekian politics, I think it's confusing
> matters to call them "fascist" as Huseyin Ozel does. Hayekian
> politics may push us in the direction of an "objectively fascist"
> system, i.e., strengthen the power of the state, repress
>
>On Thu, 7 Dec 1995, Jim Devine wrote:
>
>> As much as I dislike Hayekian politics, I think it's confusing
>> matters to call them "fascist" as Huseyin Ozel does. Hayekian
>> politics may push us in the direction of an "objectively fascist"
>> system, i.e., strengthen the power of the state,
On Sat, 9 Dec 1995, bill mitchell wrote:
> > I think Thatcherism was not fascist simply because it did not NEED
> >to be... Thatcher herself I consider to be an out-and-out fascist.
>
> We should be careful to use terms that are meaningful in the context of which
> they have been historicall
On Wed, 6 Dec 1995, James Devine wrote:
> In a recent PC Magazine, John Dvorak notes that MS acts as if
> it's strongly opposed to ASCII. I'd bet that this is because MS
> wants to set all of the conventions in the computer world.
Which issue is that? Is this why getting ANSI boxes
On Fri, 8 Dec 1995, James Devine wrote:
> I'm sure Louis is being metaphorical rather than advocating
> actual violence. But the choice of metaphors seems to indicate an
> a priori preference for violent solutions (with heavily sexist
> overtones). Crucially, I think Louis is engaging in a pro
Paul Zarembka mentioned an article in Wall Street Journal this week
on struggles popping up in the US demanding a decent wage. Can
anybody provide full reference please.
Massimo De Angelis
(University of East London)
James Walker, a Wright State Political Scientist is leading a movement to
get McDonalds to call their "French" Fries "Dayton" Fries in retaliation
for the French Government attempt to rename the Dayton Accord on Bosnia
to something French. Remember this the next time you roll up to the
golden
A little over a month ago, I posted a message criticizing the reflex (and
unreflective) use of the word "fascism" to describe any right-wing
totalitarian ideology that comes along. It's a little like calling any
terminal disease "cancer". Although it may effectively express one's
dislike, it d
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Louis presents the image of two women fighting to the death over opposing
views. Then, when Jim Devine makes the argument that this has strong sexual
and sexist implications (correctly), Louis writes back about Hulk Hogan
(obviously, I am cutting out all the fine points here).
Louis, with all du
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On Sat, 9 Dec 1995 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> they have those women rolling around in the mud? And what about pornography
> which depicts women dieing by inches for the entertainment of the men
> watching?
>
> in disgust. maggie coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> p.s. It's maggie coleman, ph.d.
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