Holistic Politics
03.01.08
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In the recent discussion on Peter Dunphy's blog about the Political Compass quiz a few other quizzes were mentioned. And in response to my quip about being too radical for the Libertarian Party yesterday the author of one of those, Carl Milsted, responded pointing me to his other site "Holistic Politics". Not really a blog, but a pretty comprehensive "wonk site" of the type I would have liked to produce if I had the time to do so, and I'm therefore going to make it a "blogroll" type permanentt link.
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I had a quick look earlier
I had a quick look earlier and it looks good.
I like his idea of holistic politics. I'm getting interesting insights from all sorts of places, left, right, liberal, libertarian, anarchist, capitalist, anti-capitalist... Hippies and evangelicals...
Its incredibly frustrating when you see people saying very similar things but at each others throats because they have differing intellectual backgrounds...