Politics

by beka, Apr 12, 2008

The political party, first developed in the nineteenth century as a device to help politicians and their friends get elected, is a linking and leading mechanism in politics.

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How the Two-Party System is But a Dictatorship in Disguise

by Joost Steffensen, Apr 12, 2008

The electoral college has created two parties with a permanent hold on power. Is this situation any different from a dictatorship, and can it get worse?

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The Communists Fear Democracy

by kkemper, Apr 11, 2008

How the Communists can phase in Democracy and save their people from a horrible Stockholm Syndrome life.

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Politics

by Vheod, Apr 11, 2008

Here's what I think of the candidates.

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What is Maoism?

by John Walsh, Apr 10, 2008

The ideology of Maoism and its implications.

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Lumpen USA in Rags

by Lucha Libre, Apr 9, 2008

Lumpen ("rags") in Nazi-Germany were the bottom 20% of the population that the Nazi regime used to support ideologically, regardless of their absolutely insane actions and projects, nationally and internationally.

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The Final Challenge: The Constitution

by Earth Mother, Apr 8, 2008

The United States Constitution is the most confusing and intense piece of literature ever written. It can help people in their time of need yet at the same time let others down.

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The Evangelical Blind Spot

by Ralph Filicchia, Apr 8, 2008

You can't claim to be politically astute if you can't see past the abortion sign at the end of your nose. Evangelicals should have more on the ball, but unfortunately they don't.

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