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In a message dated 8/6/99 9:43:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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> The rather myopic theory, that the ultimate in progress has already been
>  achieved, has been proven wrong over and over again. Capitalism itself is a
>  relatively recent example of progress in human affairs. It wasn't the first
>  such improvement, it won't be the last. It isn't the "end of history",
>  despite what many conservatives would like to believe.
>

Myopic?? Are you suggesting we rewrite the constitution??  What we need is an
immunization of the lifeworld from the economic system which continues to be
maintained through the improved political and ethical competencies of each
citizen.

Why can't you define socialism? because the current forms of capitalism have
already realized it?

Vunch

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