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![]() Iconoclast Posts: 5,077 | slavery and marriage As the right of secession became an arguement about slavery, I want to point out, during the time when slavery became a big issue, there were women who felt very badly about their miserable condition as wives being ignored, because of the religous sanctity put on marriage. When people are poor in the wilder of the US or USSR or China or Muslim countries, women are assumed slaves to serve husbands and society. Aristotle argued that the Greeks were most fit to rule because they understood the important of order, where the ox, wife and slave had just about the same social status and one purpose, to serve men, their superiors. There are benefits to this order, and I think the autocratic, industrial north, that has always treated human beings as disposable, to be used and thrown away when no longer useful, is to be faulted! Supposedly marriage is for life and slaves are the responsibility of their masters. The hands of the industrial north are not lilly white with failure to accept responsibility for those they exploit and throw away. |
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![]() Iconoclast Posts: 5,077 | Communism like democracy and republic, are not governments, but are concepts of how governments should function. Communism was committed to life long responsibility for citizens, and I don't think this is a bad thing. However, it is evident central planning is a very poor way of meeting of citizen needs. As the US federal government is assuming more and more responsibility for cental planning; instead of futile name calling and throwing insults, we need to seriously consider the issues. |
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![]() Iconoclast Posts: 5,077 | having two post on slavery and marriage is confusing, but this one is a human decency issue and the other one is a legal/goverment issue. This makes is easier to discuss the morality of the capitalist communist conflict and the problems with theocracy verses secularism. Without religion, would the US have any morality at all? Communism provided secular morality. Last edited by Athena; Aug 15, 2005 at 04:50 pm. |
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![]() Iconoclast Posts: 5,077 | Boy do I feel cheated. We have done a lot of arguing about the role government should take in the well being of all who participate in this government of people, by the people, for the people. The question is "Can you name a government who accepts responsibility for those they exploit and throw away?" and I answered communism is the secular ideology of government responsible for the well being of all, and there is no argument? Come on, we have the Christianity dominated capitalist (Calvinsim) US in one corner and communism in the other. Let's compare them. Which treats their fellow humans best and which treats humans more like disposable things that can be used and throw out, and looked down upon with disgust when no longer useful? Last edited by Athena; Aug 19, 2005 at 04:25 pm. |
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Morally, I think communism is superior, but as for a national organizational it is infurior, because of the problems with central planning. This is very much a family no family issue, as strong families mean more independence from government, and in both the communist countries and the US propaganda has destroyed strong families. But unless humans are prepared to be good humans, they don't make good families, and aren't good employees or good for anything else. | |
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