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However, despite Taegukgi being born purely out of interest in the war film genre, it ironically could not veer away from the inevitable ideological debates undergone by past anticommunist films.

While us "intellectual dumbasses" are able to combine healthy, rational skepticism with a residual faith in mainstream media coverage – that is, to retain the ability to distinguish critically between inevitable ideological bias in editorial line and Illuminati-run mind-control programmes – the conspiracy theorist sees through reality's alluringly deceptive naturalness, its fake facade.

While we "intellectual dumbasses" are able to combine healthy, rational skepticism with a residual faith in mainstream media coverage that is, to retain the ability to distinguish critically between inevitable ideological bias in editorial line and Illuminati-run mind-control programs the conspiracy theorist sees through reality's alluringly deceptive naturalness, its fake façade.

Treating the scandals that brought them down as an all but inevitable result of their ideological politics, Frank takes DeLay, the convicted Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff and many of their allies on a perp walk through his pages.

As in other put-upon nations, nest-feathering is widely regarded as inevitable, whatever the government's ideological stripe.

In exchange for a power-base, Schmidt gave the party eight more years of power in Bonn and two federal election victories before the inevitable falling-out between the ideological left and the centrist master of realpolitik.

Disagreement and conflict, under this model, are seen as unfortunate byproducts of the analog era – to be solved through data collection – and not as inevitable results of economic or ideological conflicts.

An ideological clash was inevitable.

These achievements were not inevitable; for decades the left, with ideological roots in class struggle, could be as patriarchal and homophobic as the capitalists and soldiers it condemned.

It allows him to take up themes like inequality and help bring them into the mainstream once they have been advanced by more ideological players.At the same time, though, it's inevitable that by positioning himself in the centre, Mr Obama will sap some of the momentum of his progressive base, and prompt them to look elsewhere for more energetic leadership.

The local muscularity is not as extreme as Labour's was during those two unruly decades, but there are parallels in ideological restiveness, wariness of leaders and in the inevitable tensions that arise in by-elections when the performance of a local party can have an important impact on the fate of the national leadership.