>"So what happens once you get
>rid of the current labels
>- how will you prevent
>the same problems under a
>different title? "
>
>All Im advocating is that we
>use labels that are accurate
>and true and that the
>government should disavow recognition and
>imposition of those labels.

Again, you avoid the question. You are avoiding the question of the practical consequences of what you are advocating. It's a very interesting theory, but you can't explain how it would operate in practice.

>I think anyone who woould claim
>that they could provide labels
>that would prevent natural human
>problems is overstating their beliefs.

I think a proposed "solution" that doesn't deal with modern problems isn't a solution. If you can't explain how your proposed solution will affect the problems of now, you need to work on your theory a bit more.

>
>The difference between labels and culture
>whoever is that man chooses
>a label or has it
>imposed upon him- culture is
>something that people grow from
>not simply something that they
>would subscribe to.

Ah, the cultural nationalist. The problem with this theory is you can choose to call yourself whatever you want right now. If you want to call yourself a Koalian, you certainly can. Just check "other" in that Census box, chief.

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