Ahh, it's fine. I don't like Russian liberals too much myself, they're just pathetic in a lot of ways.
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Ol' Willy
Heroic Liberator
I guess that rules you out from being a Leningrad resident. 
Ol' Willy
I can't say that I adhere to the one particular political ideology. All of them have their advantages, but those are usually countered by some fatal flaws.
Ol' Willy
In my opinion, humans as species are just incapable to govern themselves. Petty interests and ambitions always overweight the ideas and the greater good. Any system degrades to the consolidation of power and oppression.
Heroic Liberator
I agree to a certain extent, but then I also don't subscribe to philosophical idealism. People don't have ideas, ideas have people and these ideas are in turn rooted in particular material conditions. Our actions can hinder or support material growth (and consequently societal development), but the trajectory of our species remains the same.
Verylittlefishes
> ideas have people and these ideas are in turn rooted in particular material conditions> but what ends when symbols shatter???
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