The use of well -known facts, contrary to Henry Boocker, is alas! - It does not turn me into a philosopher, but pretty much contributes to the stoic doom, with which I plunge into the daily network written "history" of the country. “Facebook”, in addition to an insistent acquaintance with various methods of everyday life, with enviable constancy interviews me, which I think. He asks - I answer. Mr. Trololo died, having completed personal rebranding.

In principle, there are two types of politics - “real politics” and a policy that has a moral dimension (in a broad sense). Of course, except for the “tribal policy”, which, being archaic, combines the features of Realpolitik and the “morality” of the tribal good (our wives stole badly, we stole other people's wives). But since the “moral policy”, in order to be politics, should be “real”, it is more correct to speak simply about politics and immoral policy.