>
> On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Richard Erlacher wrote:
>
> > Starting Saturday, we're all going to get a close up and personal view of an
> > alternative to your proposed industry-government relationship. What you
> > propose is a socialist model. A fascist model is one, as in Japan, where
> > industry enjoys a close relationship with government.
>
> My B.S. is in political science. My hat is off to you, few people use the
> term fascist in its true, original sense.
>
> Read "Roots of Totalitarianism" by J. Lucien Radel for a good description.
Geez... another one. My BA is in History with a second major in
Political Science. How the hell did I end up doing sysadmin 8-)
I'll have to check the print reference.
As far as what'll happen after Saturday... I propose legislative
gridlock for at least two years... which is why the US elects (IMHO)
divided governments in an attempt to control left and right swings
of govenment without a public consensus.
As much as I hate Microsoft -- could we at least change the subject
line on these messages.
Bill
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