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Hi Pioneer, You had made the point that intellectual theorize and don't do much. This was the reason I posted those names. I á hoping to see your defense. Which I didn't think you would have. However you cleverly ignore one of your own assumptions top maintain your position. Which is a tactical use of rhetoric when though it defies logic. In that you maintain your posting while jettisoning. The assumption that promoter me to post. Infusing I want going to post at all. Since I was a bit destroyed with your response. Not because you disagree with me but more so because you have likely cauterized your argument. So you are right and I am attempting to be clever. It's it a clever statement of it falls on death ears. Cynique I miss your intellect. I didn't always agree with you but your logic was flawless and your style and flourishes impeccable. Except for parts of the Sara dialogue. I love your mind. Love, Del Huey Newton agreed with you which is why he didn't put Angela David in charge to intellectual. So another great thunder agrees with you.

Yes she is great isn't she @Shirley Gale. She is one of the reasons I have to really work hard to incorporate the work of publishers outside the U.S.

It took me years to learn there IS a such thing as thinking too much...... This is why most REAL movements tend to start from the streets, the people NEAR the very bottom of society. The very educated intellectual types tend to think too much and over analyze various strategies when it comes to solving societal problems. And even when they finish drinking their tea/lattes, shake hands, and come to the people to announce their "solutions".... they usually don't work because they aren't PRACTICAL. Most "solutions" arising from the intellectual classes are usually THEORETICAL and only look good on paper. It's the same in the workforce of today. There is a very high turnover rate in the modern workforce in the West because there's a gaping and growing separation between the middle class college educated executives and administrators who make many of the decisions and the inadequately educated and often unhealthy poor workers who attemp unsuccessfuly to meet their unrealistic expectations. This separation isn't just economic, it's social, and even ethical.