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Jenny Brown wrote:
>
> Jerry Monaco wrote:
> >There might exist "political theorists" in this world but where is there
> >such a thing as "a theory of politics" that is worthy the name theory?
> >Unlike physics, we need no special training to understand politics or
> >history. We do not need "a theory" to understand the political world,
> >though a strong "world view" within an historical tradition, worked through
> >with other people is a necessity.
>
> Are you saying that no political theory is good enough? Or that political
> theory is not possible? Saying that political theories aren't very good isn't
> really proof that political theory is impossible. All sciences go through
> bad patches.
>
> So, what I'm getting here is that political and social life conforms to no laws
> and/or is so obvious on the face of it that it requires no special investigation
> or study. Well, I suppose that explains why I disagree with your posts on other
> things. Heh, since we were on the subject, some irritating Mao for ya, 'no
> investigation, no right to speak.'
>
> Jenny Brown
>
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