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| | x mas 10.12.2002 (20:22 Uhr) Motz |
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | But if you're for example communist and you want to work for the communist party, what's so wrong about that? and if you are elected as president, well, that's fine. Of course you'd want to achieve what your party stands for, hm?
But you simply can't cure some diseases. Cancer, for instance. Or AIDS. Some people respond to chemo therapy, others don't. It's tragic and may be unfair but that's how it is. Billions are spent on medical research every year.
But we, the people, elected the people in the government. So it doesn't matter if a government is or isn't interested in supporting certain developments. As long as the people like to support it, the government has to fall into line.
Think about Marx' theory, he wanted to overthrow the government for "stability". I believe, that there will be a new image of "stability" every few years. Maybe we'll once be able to drive a car without gasoline. But we're obviously not ready for that yet.
felicia
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