[CS-FSLUG] Re: Christiansource Digest, Vol 5, Issue 19

[Monfieth]

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> economic liberties. We will represent these combined scales as a
> Cartesian coordinate system. We will lable the two scales of freedom
> PERSONAL and ECONOMIC.
> 
> 
> 
>                      PERSONAL | (more)
>                               |
>                               |
>         Liberal/              |
>         Socialist             |        Libertarian
>                               |
>                               |
> ECONOMIC                     |
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> (less)                       |                       (more)
>                               |
>                               |
>        Populist/              |        Conservative
>        Fascist/               |
>        Communist              |
>                               | (less)
> 
> 
> 
> You will see that I have placed some popular designations within this
> grid to indicate something of their essential nature, in terms of what
> sort of controls these philosophies seek to assert over citizens.
> Nothing here is meant to disparage any particular group, but merely
> recognize their tendencies. Theoretically, one may justly decide that a
> certain amount of regulation is necessary to provide a disincentive to
> those who flout the rules of common sense, who are willing to prey on
> the rest of society. The debate becomes a matter of how much relative
> control we desire to hand over to governing authorities. At which point
> is the proper to balance between freedom and control?


I think it would be useful to add another catagory completely out side your
chart.  It Would be a a catagory mostly for corporate business. Companies 
tend to operate for their own good, for the bottom line.  They have a
general lack of morality. They seem to avoid moral responsability, and just
move offshore, if inconvenianced. They seem also apolitcal and support
whomever they can control.  Read three books,The Arms Of Krupp,  Behind
the Nylon Curtain,  Merchants of Grain.
Regards  Lee 





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