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This 5 page paper compares and contrasts the communist ideology with the democratic ideal. How people who support each ideology would view the September 11th attacks is explored. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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developed in the Marxist tradition in order to discuss how cultures are structured in ways that allow a group holding power to have maximum control with limited conflict .
Of course, that definition supposes that ideology is only a weapon of control, but it does seem that ideology has to do with the ideal state. What is the
ideal state for a nation to take on? For example, there is Marxism and its antithesis, democracy. Supporters of each fervently believe that it is their right to embrace their
ideology wholeheartedly, even if it means that human life is lost. In viewing the horrendous September 11th attacks, how would each view materialize? First, in looking at the Marxist perspective,
one has to see the United States as evil and while it is not necessarily true that a Marxist would suggest anyone deserves the fate of the World Trade Center
workers, Marx was not a peaceful individual. He saw that the common man would have to rise up and fight against evil. The terrorists purportedly see the United States as
the Great Satan. Hence, the attack on the United States is justifiable to the perpetrators. Of course, again, one cannot assume that Karl Marx would ever approve of such a
horrendous act, but one can take the ideology of communism and see how another might interpret the events. After all, Marx saw something like this occurring, but it was thought
that it might occur within the borders of a nation for example and not be an international situation as what occurred. It would also have been on a smaller scale.
In other words, it would be a revolt something akin to the political satire of George Orwell, where the animals would rise up and there was some blood shed. It
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