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In that case the term "neocon" is sufficiently broad to be meaningless. We should probably make up new labels if nobody can agree on what this one means.
by hugh 18y ago
In that case the term "neocon" is sufficiently broad to be meaningless. We should probably make up new labels if nobody can agree on what this one means.
- ojbyrne 18y agoI'm not sure why. Because of the "neo?" There's plenty of things using that prefix that are no longer new - neoclassical economics, for example.