Common Sense: The New Political Thought

2006-03-19T16:17:00.000-08:00

"Is it a rebellion?" asked Louis XVI of the count who informed him of the fall of the Bastille.

"No, sire," came the reply. "

"It is a revolution."

Today marks the day where status quo is no longer acceptable. First it was Socrates (and many before him), then Plato, then Aristotle then we jump to Rousseau, Locke, Marx. As we move through this modern era of political thinking one must ask our self, what has been our contribution to society as it relates to political thought. In America, we have been enslaved to a often disturbed and idiotic political party system process (perfectly portrayed in Plato's allegory's Captain of the Ship found in the Republic.

First we saw the Americans, then the French, take up arms of ideas. Ideas of freedom, liberty, opportunity or in the French case, Fraternity.

When will the evolution of mankind emerge? Do you believe there's a huge under current that brings down the fallacy of oppression of the old and bring rise to the new order.

Have you ponder thoughts of why the poor are charged for heat and water? Why is there a necessity for national borders? Why hasn't the concept of global democracy emerge? Shouldn't mankind end resolve to create a civilization that cultivates the imagination of the young and expand the sanity of life and death of the individual

Are tired of the old ways of thinking?
Maybe a new form of thinking is require to solve today's problems, thus the introduction of Common Sense: The New Political Thought of the 21st Century.
My hope is to inspire many to think outside of the box and to engage and bring order and prosperity to this decaying World Order.

We will discuss issues such as: Capitalism, Global Democracy, Democrats v. Republican, Public v. Private, the virtuous Individual and State, the Great Battle (Young v. Old) and many more....

Let this blog inspire the Viva la Revolution of Political Thought.

Common Sense