But I wonder who you're saying isn't liberal? Maybe you use the
words differently in America. In Europe, liberalism is associated
with a certain set of ideas that might be held by any member of the
labour, liberal, environmentalist and conservative parties. There
are conservative labour party activists, liberal conservatives,
conservative environmentalists and so on. Many modern so-called
conservatives are much more liberal than traditional leftwing labour
activists. I see a lack of liberalism in some posts from jmdl
members who would call themselves leftwing, and I see liberalism in
posts from some people regarded as rightwing. The dialectic has
moved beyond these terms so they're obselete and misleading, and they
blind us to an individual's reasoning on any given point - they're
prejudicial labels, anti-liberal in fact.
Sarah
At 2:53 PM -0500 02/21/2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may just be me,but I think part of it may be that we associate a
"Joni Mitchell" discussion group with people having at least fairly
liberal views.we get a little shocked at contrary views.I guess it's
hard for us leftists to be as open minded as we could be sometimes in
accepting other points of view
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