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Thu, 07/31/2008 - 5:53pm — Jim Kalb

sic aut non

I think you need a decisionmaker because eventually conflicts appear that can't be resolved by discussion and you need some way to resolve them if the tradition is going to be rational and stable in the long run. I don't think things are going to be that way with liberalism. Ditto for Islam: it's prone to factionalism and relies too much on mere assertion.

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