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Mooncat
 
Reply Mon 19 Apr, 2010 03:25 pm
In England i am exposed to a constant change in class, i moved from a ?28,000 a year school to a state run school last year. and you have no idea how glad i was i left.
the Etonian approach taken up by people who have gone to private schools in the UK i find out dated and actually insulting. in my experience, most of their morals and values dont go far past the glass of brandy in their hand. the work ethic is also non existent, many sitting on never ending trust funds.

logically speaking, a class system of some kind is a vital necessity in the operations a society. without a 'working class', the primary industry would fail aswell as any manual labour.

i have problems with the gap between classes that cannot be transverse.

a quote from my mum 'its not what you know, its who you know' which hopefully sums up my point
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HexHammer
 
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Reply Tue 4 May, 2010 10:37 am
@Mooncat,
- the plane economy was a huge failure
Farmers didn't see any profit in the hard work, for a meager profit, and couldn't establish a selfsustaning cycle by investing in expensive farming tools ..etc, because it was considerd spekulation, which is evil and selfish.

- the equallity system was an utter faliure
There must exist leader to boss people around, too much equallity only result in comradery and select behaviour, instead of uniform rational behavour.

- the economy was an utter faliure
Spekulation was a really great nonno in communism, to make investments in forgein or national things was a selfish and would break the equallity, thus production would fail, no heavy machinery, no tax for the coffers ..etc

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Marx was a somewhat intelligent man, he created communism from a good ..but extreme naive heart.

He was sorely ignorent about basic economy, psycology ..etc, which are extremely vital in understanding the minute movements in a society and it's perpetual "health".
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amist
 
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Reply Tue 4 May, 2010 11:09 am
@Mooncat,
Surely there is some middle ground between having a system that breeds privileged elite who are born to exploit everyone else and having a society that works.
HexHammer
 
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Reply Tue 4 May, 2010 11:14 am
@amist,
amist;160029 wrote:
Surely there is some middle ground between having a system that breeds privileged elite who are born to exploit everyone else and having a society that works.
I belive most democracies these days promotes such things?
Specially with free school.
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