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 Mar 16 2008, 09:55 PM
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I was dozing off and listening to NPR last night and I began to wonder if a syncretic political structure would work in America. It has elements of centrism, but in a nutshell; when the ideological political structure starts running a muck, syncretic politics would take a moderate approach to rebuild.
To me, it sounds pretty good, but then you run the risk of giving the state too much power. No American wants Marxist-like centrism. Well, you do if you're a Marxist (lolz). Still, it could be possible, seeing as though Libertarianism (syncretic ideal) is growing more and more popular. Thoughts, feelings, concerns, etc? Dithcuth |
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