What does the word monopoly actually imply within the politics field?
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Major Role ---he owns oil refinery so therefore he loves it when oil prices go up---more bucks in his pocket. That dirty rotten baste-rd!!!!!!!!!!
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Pro= professional, good\n\nCon= conman, bad
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Both parties and all of politics support the people who give them the most money.  They vote on party lines, not for the constituents.  Politicians have lost sight of what they are there for, and that is to serve the people.  They serve other politicians, they serve big business, and over all, they serve themselves.
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American politics is often described as a pendulum.  It swings this way, and then that way, and back again.
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I wonder about this often myself.  It is not only odd with the war issue - just the very concept of "conservative" vs. "liberal" the way that it is thought of in capitalism or in Europe, makes it confusing:\nlaissez faire, or "liberal" economic policies are most often espoused by the conservative policymakers in the US (there are of course exceptions - Bill Clinton was the NAFTA man, etc.)
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Politics and Morality are both relative terms.\nUnfortunately for us, they both happen to be totally unrelated to each other !
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political - a member of a group with an elected official at its head (The senator lobbied for his constituents' interests.)\nscience - a piece of something else (A pulley is a machine whose constituents parts are a wheel and a chain)\n\nGoing to look it up now - hope this isn't too embarrasing
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Politics is a big money shell game\n\nThe politicians have to court the special interest groups that financed them\n\nNo one is held accountable any more\n\nIt is our age of " Enlightenment"
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Because elections are about who wins government.In turn this aabout. The allocation of money thru the system (budget), the resolution of values issues and to correct the near perfect workings of the market. If we don't promote party planks and cease debating we have dictatorship.
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'Playing the race card' is usually bringing a person's race or background into an issue, and using it as a kind of excuse or reason for something... it's usually not relevant to the argument. The 'card' bit of it is referring to trumping somebody - there's no way you can beat the race card without looking like a racist, ignorant arseh*le.
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NO, its practicing monopoly on the world scene..
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1. Neocons... hehe (thought I'd throw my own version of name calling in) use name calling as a method of 'winning'. That's all in the own head btw.\n\n2. I've watched some detailed research on this subject on CSpan and it was actually a goal of the Republican party to have a campaign designed specifically to make the word 'liberal' derogatory. Their goal was to have the words liberal and democrat to mean the same when someone is talking about each party.\n\nTheir strategy worked btw. Today even us democrats use the word liberal to describe us when we all know that the far left is only a minority of the democratic party.\n\nDid you know that Clinton was a moderate democrat? Yep. But if you listen to ppl today, they say, '... that liberal democrat Clinton.....'.
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With over 90% of the market on O/S and other software, yes, they are a monopoly. However, it is technically not illegal to be a monopoly. It is illegal to use that monopoly advantage to hurt the competition.
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The government is known for implementing programs and policies prior to getting the "kinks" out and prior to a proper analysis.  This applies to both democrates and republicans.  Both parties like to put "Band-Aids" on problems to make them temporarily go away.
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I am not an expert but it's a greek word i am greek so I can help you. (Poli = Town, place) in greek. ex. (country=Politia) in greek language. \npolitics is all the things have to do with the place people leave, and more specific the way we manage things that have to do with the place we leave.
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Party Bosses- A person who wields de facto power over a particular political region or constituency. (Significance: May dictate voting patterns, control appointments, and wield considerable influence in other political processes.)\n\nDebates- A televised event in which voters can judge the candidates for themselves. (Significance: Can change the way a person votes in an election.)\n\nNominating Conventions- A party’s members meet in a local caucus to pick candidates for local offices and, at the same time, to select delegates to represent them at a county convention. (Example: The first national convention to nominate a presidential candidate was held by a minor party, the Anti-Masons, in Baltimore in 1831.)
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politics is a popularity contest at the end of the day and in order to win this contest they have to create ideals and even unreasonable promises. Politicians are groomed to be liars from an early age when the have to win popularity contests in school and college. Unfortunately most of the population falls for such promises of better life and things, but in truth they are just decieving us.\n\nPs: I thingk youre HOT as hell.