Re: Retooling the Vision for Space Exploration

Einar <einarbb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

:On Mar 5, 9:20 pm, Fred J. McCall <fmcc...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
:> Einar <eina...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
:>
:> :
:> :Possible, but other consequences of being poor are that you generally
:> :are less educated and also less informed generally, which does tend to
:> :make a person more vulnerable to wrongheaded ideas.
:> :
:> :Still, harder life and anger mixed with envy perhaps, that others do
:> :have got is so much better, does probably play a role as well.
:> :
:>
:> Reality doesn't seem to be in precise 1:1 accord with this stereotype.
:> Poor people with a hard life are generally a bit busy with things like
:> eating and getting out of the weather to care about radical
:> ideologies.
:
:LOL, how do you then explain that in 1928 the Nazis polled around 3%
:of the vote but in 1932 they polled around 30%. In between the world
:depression had happened, meaning powerty had increased massivelly in
:Germany.
:

Which has bugger all to do with your thesis.

:
:I think you´re understanding of human kind is faulty.
:

I think you need to read some actual reports about terrorists and some
books about the 1930's in Germany.

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:>
:> :
:> :The education problem can at least be substantially alleviated through
:> :access to free education. In Europe, primary education but also
:> :frequently high school/grammar school grade education, tend to be
:> :free...that is payd for through general taxation. In some countries
:> :university level education up to the BA level is free as well.
:> :
:> :Free education significantly increases mobility between income levels
:> :IMO.
:> :
:>
:> The most radical extremists tend to be young upper class and
:> upper-middle class university educated.
:>
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:Theyr hunting grounds are the angry poor.
:

Poppy***.

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