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To: tejek who wrote (855360)	5/8/2015 5:34:46 PM
From: one_less	Respond to of 1577068

The last barbican of resistance to the radical secularization of society is the teaching and acceptance by society of moral principle. Moral principle in society is demonstrated by the internalized values systems of communities. Deprecation of moral standards is accomplished through the suppression of dissension by censorship, persecution, and oppression of other view points. The natural course to this end then is to institute artificial sameness. The end game of such a plan is a socialist state. Interesting. American liberals are the closest thing to socialism in this country [not really all that close but closer than Rs] and they encourage diversity. The ones that are encouraging artificial sameness and seem put off by diversity are American conservatives..........which means what you posted up above is just a lot of nonsense. Sorry to see you remain consistent. I support diversity. However, the politicos don't really encourage diversity to the extent of appreciating differences. The assumption being that sameness makes people equal. It does not. They push claims of artificial sameness or to regulate toward artificial sameness, while suppressing other views.