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Dracon II
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Communist Party of Apolyton
Jan 1970 time: 15:34
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I have never heard of this Fabianism stuff but I kinda like it. |
It's essentially a British form of socialism... but it found favour in Australia as well (as many things British tended to do). It sits well with British political culture... being a "new wine in old bottles", and an evolutionary, approach to political change.
quote: Conservatism (in its current, over exaggerated, xenophobic reactionary form) was considered a JOKE back in the 40s, and 50s. But these guys spent the next 40 years slowly building up their infrastructure. Now they own the damn place. People turn to Rush Limbaugh for guidance, and can count on squashing the opposition by simply charging people with being unpatriotic. It's an insidious system, but it works, even against traditional safeguards like the media. |
I heard that the New Right was founded by the younger supporters of the Goldwater campaign in '64, who appropriated the tactics and the energetic idealism of the New Left. Up until the Goldwater campaign, the Republicans were selecting monied up northerners like Rockefeller, weren't they?
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Kidicious
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Diety of Kidiverse
Mar 2003 time: 21:34
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quote: Originally posted by Dracon II
I heard that the New Right was founded by the younger supporters of the Goldwater campaign in '64, who appropriated the tactics and the energetic idealism of the New Left. Up until the Goldwater campaign, the Republicans were selecting monied up northerners like Rockefeller, weren't they? |
Yes, and then more recently they gained favor in the Reagan administration.
Last edited by Kidicious on 12-06-2005 at 17:55
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