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Oh, puuuu-leaze.
One doesn't need a graduate degree to understand the politcs of the evangelical so-called Christians, or the fury of the mullahs.
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And where in my response did I say that someone needed a graduate level education to see the impact of theology and philosophy on the life of your common factory worker?
The fact of the matter is, many many Americans think like Spaz. They pay no mind to such matters. The war on terror that is dictating an asburd amount of policy of this country has theological underpinnings. They do not see it, nor do they want to see it. How can someone like Spaz possibly understand the current war on terror without even a basic understanding of the theological and philosophical foundations of the people involved? I will argue that he cannot understand it, and that he does not understand it.
His initial statement that theology and philosophy do not affect the daily life of the common joe is so freakishly false it almost makes me sick to my stomach, and only serve to further prove any point I make.
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or a self-absorbed self-described Marxist.
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I am not a Marxist. That is another thing I never understood about you people. Just because I will use Marxist theory to critique aspects of popular culture, I am now a Marxist? I also agree with the feminist approach to the critique of the nuclear family. Am I a feminist? I agree with neocon arguments about immigration, am I a neocon?
Idiot.
Last edited by [Labret] at Nov 25 2003, 01:05 AM