Publicado na "The American Conservative". Claro que para mim a resposta é: Não. O que interessa é saber da predisposição para o centralismo estatista ou descentralização (da soberania individual e das comunidades).
"Since its inception, The American Conservative has been dealing with questions of what Right and Left mean in the modern context and to what extent the terms even apply anymore. Commentary memorably took up similar issues in a 1976 symposium, and, 30 years later, in a time of renewed ideological flux, we think a reconsideration is in order.
In the interest of hosting a lively discussion, we chose contributors from across the political spectrum and asked for their thoughts on the following questions:
1. Are the designations “liberal” and “conservative” still useful? Why or why not?
2. Does a binary Left/Right political spectrum describe the full range of ideological options? Is it still applicable?
Not all of these authors share TAC’s editorial orientation, but we believe there is wisdom in the council of many, and each was chosen as representative of a particular perspective. We leave our readers to decide which insights most accord with their own."
All Authors
Andrew J. Bacevich
Jeremy Beer
Austin Bramwell
Patrick J. Buchanan
John Derbyshire
Ross Douthat
Rod Dreher
Mary Eberstadt
Nick Gillespie
Paul Gottfried
Jeffrey Hart
Nicholas von Hoffman
James Kurth
Michael Lind
John Lukacs
Heather Mac Donald
Scott McConnell
Kevin Phillips
James P. Pinkerton
Justin Raimondo
Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.
Claes G. Ryn
Kirkpatrick Sale
Phyllis Schlafly
Fred Siegel
Taki Theodoracopulos
Philip Weiss
Chilton Williamson Jr.
Clyde N. Wilson
John Zmirak
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