The Long Agony of the Center-Left
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“Only dangerous fanatics refuse to compromise,” my mother used to tell me. And so, several decades later, I entered the government willing to compromise; a small price to pay, I thought, in exchange for providing a minimum of relief to the majority who were suffering and who had voted for us. However, the most difficult question, and the most pertinent one, did not stop tormenting me: how does it compromise without ending up compromised? What on…
Is it possible to compromise and not compromise? What single compromise will bring me to the dark side? At what point does the art of reasonable yielding lead to betrayal?
“Only dangerous fanatics refuse to compromise,” my mother used to say. That’s why, a few decades later, I entered government prepared to compromise. It was a small price to pay, I thought, to make life a little easier for the suffering majority that voted for us. Yet, I was still troubled by the difficult, and in such situations, perhaps the most important […]
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