Klein believes that neo-liberalism belongs among "the closed, fundamentalist doctrines that cannot co-exist with other belief-systems..
It is very simple, very symbolic – I cannot co-exist, I cannot stand in front of these people, and see these policies.
And now the Nobel Prize-winning organization Physicians for Human Rights has released a report, called "Broken Laws, Broken Lives," that puts an appropriately horrifying face on a practice that is so fundamentally evil that it cannot co-exist with the idea of a just and humane society.
"There is Lebanon, and there is Hizbullah's Lebanon," he concludes, "one or the other will prevail, but together they cannot co-exist in a stable way".Mr Hirst is less forthright about his prejudices, but has the advantage of a longer memory.
For example, Daniel Dennett (1978) has argued that our concept of pain is fundamentally flawed because it includes essential properties, like infallibility and intrinsic awfulness, that cannot co-exist in light of a well-documented phenomenon know as "reactive disassociation".
But it is the raison d'être of any truth-maker for the negative existential truth that there are no unicorns if there is one and whatever else it is like that even though it is distinct from all unicorns it cannot co-exist with any of them, else it would make it true that there are no unicorns even in circumstances where unicorns existed.
This teaching of oneness simply cannot co-exist with prejudice and bigotry.
Despite the immense combined talent of both guards, they cannot co-exist at an elite clip together.Rose has proven to be too ball dominant.
The whole course of the history obviously cannot co-exist in the latter sense, but this does not "prevent it from co-existing in the first".
A one-party dictatorship cannot co-exist with a parallel democracy without arousing political conflict.
GM and organic farming cannot co-exist in a small country like Britain, and in the end the Government will be forced to make a choice.
