Marxism is a science

[Yoshie Furuhashi]

>  > One may very well say that radical anti-abortionists, to take one
>>  example, are "moral radicals," but that's not what you recommend, is
>  > it?  What "moral radicalism" is, whether "moral radicalism" is a good
>>  thing, etc. are debatable.  As a term, it reminds me of the Women's
>  > Christian Temperance Union & the Social Purity Movement.  Sounds like
>>  a mixed bag, with a likelihood that negatives will overwhelm
>>  positives in the end.
>>  --
>>  Yoshie
>
>=============
>And of course they're saying the same thing about your views. That's
>politics.
>
>Ian

Which basically returns us to the question of what's scientific in 
studies of social relations.  What makes one social theory a better 
cognitive map than others?  Anything goes, and might makes right?  If 
not, why not?
-- 
Yoshie

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