Take your time.  I'll be here when you are ready.

I don't say that the Marxist professor doesn't put his ideas into
action.  I merely claim that 'academic work', i.e. the attempt to
persuade people through argument, is not the same thing as mass
murder.  The people to whom the Marxist preaches are always free
to focus on reality and reject his ideas; the people whom Stalin
murdered had thier rights violated in the most horrible way possible.

These are both instances of evil.  But they are different.  Keep
in mind that I agree with Ayn Rand that Kant is the most immoral
person in history.  (I don't know if Kelley agrees with this or
not.  It is a judgment about a specific person about which people
may properly disagree based on their own knowledge.)  

Slow down, sparky.  I do not deny the existence of the subconscious.
I am NOT saying that someone who does not choose to focus on an idea
will not be motivated to act on it.  Go back and read Binswanger's
essay on this point.  I am in full agreement with him.  The person who
chooses a philosophy which encourages the avoidance of focus (e.g.,
Christianity) will feel psychological pressure to not focus.  

--Jimbo

p.s.  I think it is clear that Allen is grasping at straws.  Be a
man, Allen.  You lost the argument.