[PEN-L] moral framing, vision

One thing that makes me hesitate on the left learning from the successful right strategy and tactics is , as I mentioned, it might not have been better strategy and tactics, but basically infinitely more money than the real left that made the right's method work. The left activities from 1964 -74 w

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> I think it was only one of the commandments, "Thou shalt [not] > commit > adultery." How many God-fearing, Bible-thumping, people ran out and committed that sin? Jim Devine

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"Devine, James" wrote: > > > I assuming the "not" in the fourth line from the end of > > Jim's letter is a misprint, but overall it is a good question. > > Yeah, it was a typo. (It's sort of like the version of the Bible that > allegedly _left out_ the "nots" in the Ten Commandments...) > Jim Devi

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> I assuming the "not" in the fourth line from the end of > Jim's letter is a misprint, but overall it is a good question. Yeah, it was a typo. (It's sort of like the version of the Bible that allegedly _left out_ the "nots" in the Ten Commandments...) Jim Devine

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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/28/05 8:53 AM >>> Michael Hoover : -clip- populist right's origins of which are in the 'other 60s', so much bigger story than has generally been recognized or acknowledged)... ^ CB: The "other 60's": I wonder if that is to suggest that while the left likes to think of

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Greetings Economists, Overall Chris Burfords proposal for reconciliation is acceptable to me. I can't speak for other disability oriented persons, but the call to integrate feelings into the process is crucial to the movement for disabled rights in my view. There is nothing to guarantee someone a

[PEN-L] moral framing, vision

Michael Hoover : -clip- populist right's origins of which are in the 'other 60s', so much bigger story than has generally been recognized or acknowledged)... ^ CB: The "other 60's": I wonder if that is to suggest that while the left likes to think of the "60's" as a left upsurge, in hindsigh

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hat the left has to have a moral as well as an economic and a political perspective. Chris Burford London - Original Message - From: "Michael Hoover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2005 12:02 AM Subject: Re: [PEN-L] moral framing, vision [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0

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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/25/05 2:12 PM >>> Michael H's response was useful, but I was thinking more generally. If the Left wants to revive, it needs a clear moral perspective -- and a clear method of moral framing. Sure, we can lambaste the establishment and its system for hypocrisy and the like

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From: Yoshie Furuhashi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Why can't American workers be like French workers? They lack that certain je ne sais quoi :) Carl

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At 11:12 AM -0800 3/25/05, Devine, James wrote: Sure, we can lambaste the establishment and its system for hypocrisy and the like. But what is our positive vision? Marx didn't help much here, because his emphasis (perhaps rightly at the time) was almost entirely a critique of capitalism. What about

[PEN-L] moral framing, vision

[was: RE: [PEN-L] another Schiavo irony] Michael H's response was useful, but I was thinking more generally. If the Left wants to revive, it needs a clear moral perspective -- and a clear method of moral framing. Sure, we can lambaste the establishment and its system for hypocrisy and the l