The Language of the Political Economy

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The Language of the Political Economy

This is something I found to be interesting in my sociology book.

Here are some words and phrases used over and over in conservative discourse: character, virtues, discipline, tough it out, get tough, tough love, strong, self-reliance, individual responsibility, backbone, standards, authority, heritage, competition, earn, hard work, enterprise, property rights, rewards, freedom, intrusion, interference, meddling, punishment, human nature, traditional, common sense, dependency, self-indulgent, elite, quotas, breakdown, corrupt, decay, rot, degenerate, deviant, lifestyle.

Liberals talk about: social forces, social responsibility, free expression, human rights, equal rights, concern, care, help, health, safety, nutrition, basic human dignity, oppression, diversity, deprivation, alienation, big corporations, corporate welfare, ecology, ecosystem, biodiversity, pollution, and so on.

[Insert mandatory "Thoughts?" or "Discuss" here.]

the ideal is balance. the reality is absolutist idiocy. thats all i really have to say.

I really don't see what's so interesting about this

Originally posted by Fishy
I really don't see what's so interesting about this

Thanks for your contribution.

Originally posted by FeceMan
Thanks for your contribution.

Your welcome.

Originally posted by Fishy
Your welcome.

You're welcome.

Originally posted by FeceMan
You're welcome.

Sorry 🙁

Please don't report to me the police for that mistake, I don't want to go to jail....

Liberals are awesome

PS That made me feel all warm and fuzzy all over!

Originally posted by Soleran
Liberals are awesome

PS That made me feel all warm and fuzzy all over!

Too bad that doesn't work on certain pianos. They must be conservative.....Break a leg to them doesn't mean "good luck"....lol