Uncensored Political Debates

debate: Lecture on existentialism

You: hi

Stranger: hi

You: ideology?

Stranger: I try not to have one

You: in politics?

Stranger: yep

Stranger: ideologies are inherently political

You: well why, you don't feel like you can identify with a set of values? have you created your own values?

Stranger: I don't claim to have created my own values, no. But you are correct in your first suggestion, for several reasons

Stranger: firstly, I try to keep my identity clean of extraneous factors

Stranger: secondly, I don't think any one set can suit me at all. There's always something with which I disagree

You: seems a bit on the caution side, on the first one. I can understand it thought.

Stranger: although in some sets more than in others

Stranger: and thirdly, I view ideologies as more prescriptive than descriptive

Stranger: a danger against which I do, indeed, preach caution

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