At 03:21 PM 8/31/00 EDT, you wrote:
>OK, so Mill had some reprehensible ideas. He also worshipped "genius,"
despised the common herd (but thought it susceptible of improvement),
thought the educated should get more votes, and so forth. And so? --jks
Communism is about democracy, political as well
OK, so Mill had some reprehensible ideas. He also worshipped "genius," despised the
common herd (but thought it susceptible of improvement), thought the educated should
get more votes, and so forth. And so? --jks
In a message dated Thu, 31 Aug 2000 2:36:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Louis Proye
Louis Proyect wrote:
>"In proportion as success in life is seen or believed to be the fruit of
>fatality or accident, and not of exertion, in that same ratio does envy
>develop itself as a point of national character. The most envious of all
>mankind are the Orientals. In Oriental moralists, in O
"In proportion as success in life is seen or believed to be the fruit of
fatality or accident, and not of exertion, in that same ratio does envy
develop itself as a point of national character. The most envious of all
mankind are the Orientals. In Oriental moralists, in Oriental tales, the
envious
