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Topic	More young Americans and Democrats support socialism than capitalism
Coffeebeanz 08/14/18 4:17:23 PM #141:	Godnorgosh posted... Coffeebeanz posted... Quite serious. I had a professor who specialized in continental philosophy who taught a class specifically about Marxism, and we also touched on it in a political philosophy class. The faculty at the philosophy department at my alma mater hold PhDs from schools like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton. I had a top-notch education in what I studied. Congrats on studying opinions. Marxism is a mode of analysis in itself, not an opinion, but OK Whatever you say. Studying an opinion or a philosophy does not suddenly make it a science. I could study nihilism for decades and it still wouldn't mean anything. ~~you see what I did there~~ --- Physician [Internal Medicine] <cite>Coffeebeanz posted [p:906876753] in More young... [t:76902392]...</cite> <quote><cite>Godnorgosh posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Coffeebeanz posted...</cite> <quote>Quite serious. I had a professor who specialized in continental philosophy who taught a class specifically about Marxism, and we also touched on it in a political philosophy class. The faculty at the philosophy department at my alma mater hold PhDs from schools like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton. I had a top-notch education in what I studied. Congrats on studying opinions.</quote> Marxism is a mode of analysis in itself, not an opinion, but OK</quote> Whatever you say. Studying an opinion or a philosophy does not suddenly make it a science. I could study nihilism for decades and it still wouldn't mean anything. you see what I did there --- Physician [Internal Medicine]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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