>
> Yeah, it's pretty consistent, especially in the west, though in some
> places (e.g. Central Asia) it takes a different form. For example,
> the decision making power is distributed among a much smaller section
> of the population, and a much higher percent gets screwed over by the
> decisions.
Yes but if you pull back enough to see the bigger picture you see that
what happens eventually is that the right side of the graph overthrows
the left side in a revolution, thus deciding how things will go. You
may be able to surpress what the left side wants for a while, but not
forever.
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Mark Krenz
Bloomington Linux Users Group
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