Were Zinn or Alinski required reading as part of a phylosiphy degree?
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No not required. Neither contributed much to Philosophy and are not considered "philosophers" in most circles.
I have read "A Peoples History".
Naw I was watchin them track a Superbear....half griz ,half polar...Huge sucker
Pretty good pics and paw prints .
had some hair but hadnt tested it.
Isnt Rumsfeld the guy that invented the fireplace???
Pretty good pics and paw prints .
had some hair but hadnt tested it.
Isnt Rumsfeld the guy that invented the fireplace???
Yea mmm, no , that was Rumsford.... Sorry.....8/
I'm watching it. How Effing convenient is this guys' memory? What is the "dictionary" definition of "I never got it wrong"?
He is a truth table kind of personality. And a pretty good master of using language to misdirect and dodge questions. Honestly hes kind of a amateur propagandist.
If you ever saw the documentary about McNamara where he was interviewed, the resemblance is stunning.
Parallels are uncanny.
Parallels are uncanny.
I served under McNamara's "leadership".
I have no good feelings about him and hope he spends his time in hell to atone for the deaths of tens of thousands of American GI's that died under the rules of engagement that he orchestrated and LBJ went along with.
Same old chit, different day. Same guys in charge. Republican or Democrat is irrelevant.
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