Thursday, Oct 22, 2009

Equality not on political agendas

Guardian: Diversity and equality are not the same thing

Following on from yesterday's discussions, this article points out that none of the political parties here or in the US are interested in policies that bring us closer to an equal society. Slightly off-topic, but only slightly.

Posted by letthemfall @ 01:06 PM (407 views) Add Comment

4 Comments

1. need-a-crash said...

So we should champion old fashioned socialism. ie. strictly limit immigration but promote equality for the sake of our own white poor. That's what Labour aimed to do in 1945 and err isn't that what the BNP want to do now?

Thursday, October 22, 2009 03:08PM Report Comment
 

2. rumble said...

Equality in every aspect? Bankers' accountability could do with equalizing. Financial equality? Somewhat more difficult. At what point are we equal enough? Seems some use "equality" in the financial sense, others in the liberty, justice sense. If you split "diversity" the same way, the tories are embracing super rich and super poor.

Thursday, October 22, 2009 05:06PM Report Comment
 

3. letthemfall said...

The BNP want to expunge ethnic minorities and halt immigration. That has nothing to do with any form of socialism in this country.

Equality in every sense? Why not? Just because one cannot arrive at an exact definition or because something is hard to achieve, does not mean one should not try and progress towards it, rather than fall back on the lame and the trite.

Thursday, October 22, 2009 09:07PM Report Comment
 

4. rumble said...

Don't get me wrong, I'm not against it, or trying for it, just wondering how... Star Trek has no currency...

Thursday, October 22, 2009 09:24PM Report Comment
 

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