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- Name
- Isaac
- Age and Gender
- 21
- City
- The Steel city
- State:
- Yorkshire
- Country:
- England
- Where are you from?
- Exeter
- My Website:
- http://www.isaacandnatalie.blogspot.com
- Mac or PC
- UNDECIDED
- Political Tendencies:
- APOLITICAL
- What is your "cover" (occupation)?
- Investment Banking
- If you could live anywhere in the world, what city would be your "Gotham"?
- Sheffield - for the time being.
- What leader from a feature film most reminds you of you?
- hmmm it would be nice to say William Wallace but its probably more like Robert the bruce, - heck at least its not longshanks.
- What leader from a feature film would you be most likely to follow?
- William Wallace
- Favorite Movies
- I watched Crash last week and was an emotional wreck all weekend. Also - Braveheart, Gladiator, keeping mum and Shawshank redemption
- If you pressed play on your iPod, what song would come up?
- Iris - Goo Goo Dolls
- What book(s) are you reading right now?
- The Apostle.
- Favorite Authors
- John Eldredge, CS Lewis, JRR Tolkein as well as Enid Blyton and Beatrix potter (from my younger years).
- Favorite TV Shows:
- Peep Show
- My Strengths Finder (Gallup) Top 5:
- Fururist, Ideation, Communication, Strategic, and Belief
- What are your Super Powers (according to you and those who know you)?
- Nudity
- What is your given Superhero Name?
- Yet to be Christened.
- Relationship Status:
- Married
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I will win!
(because winning is always possible when politics are concerned(?))
simply, it can be used in a good way - for example promoting welfare, equality, and giving a voice to the oppressed,
and in a very bad way or to put it bluntly - to oppress - look no further than Hitler or Starlin to note the harmony that can be struck between politics and oppression.
politics can be used as a tool for good and for evil, to promote freedom and to promote slavery.
an apolitical tendency (at least in my case) does not suggest a lack of appreciation for the moments when politics is used as a vehicle for good in as much as it also would not suggest an appreciation of politics being used as a vehicle for evil.
Rather what is suggests (again at least in my case) is an increasing disillusionment and lack of interest in political dogma and rhetoric which continually promises to solve all the worlds problems with a good set of policies. Perhaps this tendency is a result of studying these things in far to greater depth than can be enjoyable over the past few years . maybe its the academics I'm fed up with - however a good set of policies could never change the world, such a task could only be brought about by a mass change of heart. apolitical is not ignorance of the uses and indeed necessities of politics, i think it puts politics in its place.
Im LOVING the debate - i wonder if anyone else fancies joining in?
what about orange vegetables?
adj.
1. Having no interest or association with anything of importance.
2. Having a contempt for those people who have given the best part of their lives in order to allow the proletarian to have a say in how they are oppressed.
3. A dislike of green vegetables.
ref - http://www.ollie'sbrain.com.oli/apolitical
:)
adj.
1. Having no interest in or association with politics.
2. Having no political relevance or importance:
ref - http://www.thefreedictionary.com/apolitical
How can you be apolitical? Surely that means you are incapable of political thought?!
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