mikers said: I disagree. There is nothing that requires
> identifying a struggle for wealth and status
as
> political.
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I don't understand how you can say this. Politics is
exclusively about status. If you read Aristotle, Jefferson,
Pain, Robespierre, Mills, Marx, Lenin, Mao, or Renquist the
driving factor for all political change is the status of one
class of people over another. The books of Cain and Thompson
are exclusively about this struggle, and the lengths to which
often not very intelligent people are willing to do to attain
victory in it. The definition of politics is a strategy
toward wealth & power. How do you define
'politics?'
Patrick King
--- Michael Robison <
miker_zspider@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Patrick King wrote:
>
> A Hell of a Woman, this is the story of a poor
man
> willing to do murder to get a keep a woman whom
he
> neither knows nor understands. It's his struggle
for
> wealth and status that drives him to his
> ill-considered behavior. It doesn't get
more
> political
> than that!
>
> ************
> I disagree. There is nothing that
requires
> identifying a struggle for wealth and status
as
> political.
>
> miker
>
>
>
>
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