I Always Knew It January 18. 2007
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interesting.
i took that thing and ended up about an inch higher...right on the democrat socialist line.
i took that thing and ended up about an inch higher...right on the democrat socialist line.
How are things, David? I know that I have not checked in with you in a while.
All is well in Madison...doing my scholarly thing.
I have taken political quizzes like this before, and my results were what they usually are.
At 88% Socially Permissive and 89% Economically Permissive, I am a Libertarian, bordering on Anarchist. (which is how I would broadly describe my politics anyway).
As celebrities go, I was between Thomas Jefferson and the Unabomber (interesting choice, the last one).
I see that you are reading Discipline and Punish. I find Foucault's arguments intriguing, but I think he overplays the coercive power of the early modern state. Modern states are MUCH more powerful. Just a thought.
WPS, IV
All is well in Madison...doing my scholarly thing.
I have taken political quizzes like this before, and my results were what they usually are.
At 88% Socially Permissive and 89% Economically Permissive, I am a Libertarian, bordering on Anarchist. (which is how I would broadly describe my politics anyway).
As celebrities go, I was between Thomas Jefferson and the Unabomber (interesting choice, the last one).
I see that you are reading Discipline and Punish. I find Foucault's arguments intriguing, but I think he overplays the coercive power of the early modern state. Modern states are MUCH more powerful. Just a thought.
WPS, IV


