blazeofglory
10-17-2008, 01:45 AM
They say Time is a Great Healer, I say, Time is also a Great Changer. Looking at History through an unsullied and immaculate lens we see it in different manifestations. We know that our ideas that we have inherited from others hardwire our conceptions and qualities, shapes and sizes of our expressions and social demeanors in the course of life in point of fact. Today western Medias channel us and we are streamlined or given a re-course to a pattern of thinking the way some manufacturers of professed modern ideas what we call postmodernists or deconstructionists want us in point of fact.
See we were anti-Stalinists, anti-Maoists. We battled with socialistic modes of government and economy. We liked, disliked capitalism, and opted for socialism and at times of a mix of both characteristic and coined a new politico-economic term called mixed-economy.
Now following the economic slowdown in times of globalization with so many hackneyed catchwords we storm ourselves with like, capitalism, economic liberalization, open economies, privatization, divestment, disinvestment, enfranchising, empowerment and the like we are now descending upon a new era at which we tend to doubt the idea of capitalism, and now we slowly started alighting from the step of capitalism with more and more European governments nationalizing their private banks.
Economists too have to deconstruct their ideas. Keep ideologies apart and modify yourselves as time demand of you for something different. Maybe socialism can prove to be antidote or elixirs to this sick world replenished with sick economies.
Nobody can be eternally right, economic, political, literary theories are for the moment, temporal things and ultimately eternality prevail over the rest that offsets and reverses to balance everything through deconstructions of accepted dogmas and beliefs
See we were anti-Stalinists, anti-Maoists. We battled with socialistic modes of government and economy. We liked, disliked capitalism, and opted for socialism and at times of a mix of both characteristic and coined a new politico-economic term called mixed-economy.
Now following the economic slowdown in times of globalization with so many hackneyed catchwords we storm ourselves with like, capitalism, economic liberalization, open economies, privatization, divestment, disinvestment, enfranchising, empowerment and the like we are now descending upon a new era at which we tend to doubt the idea of capitalism, and now we slowly started alighting from the step of capitalism with more and more European governments nationalizing their private banks.
Economists too have to deconstruct their ideas. Keep ideologies apart and modify yourselves as time demand of you for something different. Maybe socialism can prove to be antidote or elixirs to this sick world replenished with sick economies.
Nobody can be eternally right, economic, political, literary theories are for the moment, temporal things and ultimately eternality prevail over the rest that offsets and reverses to balance everything through deconstructions of accepted dogmas and beliefs