dear all,
we shouldn't assume that racism is the only force behind the voting,
no. but, given that the election was already skewed in the direction of
white, southern and midwestern wealthier voters with the undermining of
voters' rights (supreme court decison 2013) it is no wonder t
One of the quirks of this list, which is one reason I've loved it so
much for so long (and that's no exaggeration), is its very European
style. For many purposes, the US has served as a weird sort of Orient --
not just in the sense of a trope that encompasses an empirically
geographical 'over t
the thaw with putin and the freeze with eu and nato have occurred as
expected - aleppo is pounded by russian bombs as a consequence of trump
- fillon one of the droite runners in the french primary argues for
rapprochement with russia - germany has always been softer with putin,
and
Hi Angela,
Just one thought: you wrote that
"� I� leave that to� Platonists. I do think that every person who voted
for Trump is a racist �" etc.�
But Platonism (I mean the way you interpret Platon) precisely implies
to say� X "is" Y! It's precisely a way to define someone by h
Hello Angela,
"I do think that every person who voted for Trump is a
racist, and this is because from the perspective of its effects and
those who will suffer them, there is no difference between the person
who embraces Trump's voluble racism and those for whom it was not a
deal-b
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Internet pioneer Bruce Schneier issued a dire proclamation in front of
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...how about "post-cluster-fuck" ?
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Felix,
>And to argue that all forms of social solidarity that existed in
>the post-war period (such as the welfare state, unions, community
>churches and so on) where simple white solidarity seems also overly
>broad.
Polanyi's understanding of social solidarity stretches much, much
further back t
