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Posted: Jun 20, 2007 Wed 06:08 pm Views: 154
Masadi:
You say
"When you say we will have to exclude some given point #3, then you are ignoring point #1, those that are excluded are "soldiers" of the status quo, they have no place in a social movement that is going against the antagonizer’s system."
Now, in my example given below, is person no. 1 a soldier of the status quo?
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