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Ah, so it's a petty competition over which set of arbitrary valuations is superior. Typically, there are two ways to solve such a matter; appeal to history and appeal to violence. I feel that I would win such a competition as the weight of history leans right, but unfortunately it appears that...

If I recall correctly it was disabled Irish. Maybe I'm wrong, but let's take the Irish or the Polish as examples. Not being parts of the in-groups of the powerful does not mean that they get an out from the general rule, they still exhibit the rule within their own group and use it to survive...

In order for primates to sort out their social structure the males tend to end up in hierarchies. Primitively this ends up with a single individual at the top, but as groups developed to be too large for this to be effective by itself it resulted in more of a class structure. Egalitarianism...

Alright, that makes things quite a bit clearer. "Progress" is a term which implies that change is an innate good, and that implies that mankind is on some kind of socio-developmental track which is deterministic. Which is of course total bunk as cultures rise and fall, and in their courses they...

This could perhaps be said to be the root of the deconstructionist attack on language. A lot of human thoughts can be placed in either pairs or spectrums, either of which could be used to express hierarchy. I think this point should be expanded on. It's not exactly clear from this if the...