From Philosophical Research
- [S2] (pronounced [S2]) Every ideology perceives others' absence as freedom 1:(-)1:(-)1
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- Every ideology perceives the absence of other ideologies as Freedom
- Every ideology perceives solitude away from other ideological groups as freedom
- Every ideology potentially perceives the presence of other ideologies and imposition of new policies which don't exist within it or new structures as the removal of Freedom
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- Christians perceive the absence of non-Christianity as freedom
- prototype notes
- the major reason I believe that "proposition NO" is unlikely. Trotskyists think the absence of mainstream Marxism-Leninism is Freedom, as do Anarchists. but Tories think the absence of Anarchism is Freedom because there are very specific kinds of things they want — some of them very ugly, like deliberate socioempire / Chunk Enterprise. sometimes this goes all the way into the gutter, with White people just thinking the absence of Black people or Palestinians is Freedom, etc. it depends on how much people let "culture" rule their population and buy into the concept of countable Cultures as fundamental to human existence while nation-states are not.
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