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Fascist-Hunter
20th August 2005, 00:40
I have often heard that some people think Bakunin was an antisemit.

I'm not sure if this is correct; I haven't read all his books yet. in those which I have read I couldn't find any prove of this.

can anyone give me a hint or the title of his work where he uses antisemitic paroles/ideas/etc.???

Enragé
20th August 2005, 01:46
lol i know a site where they speak of "The Church Of Trotsky" and about Marx writing down ideas for genocide in das kapital and the communist manifesto.

infernomunky
20th August 2005, 03:15
here...
poke ur nose into that for a second...
.it talks about what he said about jews .... :huh: ....


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakunin#Anti-Semitism
...hope it helps
...json

viva le revolution
20th August 2005, 03:24
Don't take that seriously. Karl Marx, Lenin, although jews themselves were also anti-semites to a degree, so was Bakunin. Their works were written at a time when anti-semitism was common and to a degree, even respectable in certain circles.

Clarksist
20th August 2005, 22:27
The idea behind his anti-Semitism, is that they are uber-capitalists.

While that is a gross generalization, that was his belief.


Their works were written at a time when anti-semitism was common and to a degree, even respectable in certain circles.


That doesn't make it respectable now.

Donnie
20th August 2005, 22:42
Anarchists ignore the anti-Semitic views expressed by Bakunin; I found it quiet nonsense when he spoke of Jews in a negative manor.

However Bakunin was staunchly anti-religious and he could have been expressing his views against the practice of being a Jew; he also expressed his hatred for Christianity.

However his anti-Semitic views should be ignored.

I’ve also herd rumors that he was pan-Slavic but that seems illogical to me because of him being an anarchist.

BitchBrew
20th August 2005, 23:31
Allthough, he was not a friend of marx, he was no anti-marxist either. He hade great respect for some of the ideas and such written by Marx. When reading Baknin, I have never read any anti-semitism against Marx, just critisism for his "Centralism".

Perhaps, he is only refering to the "beliving" Jews, I mean, he was no fan of fundamentalie christians either.

STI
21st August 2005, 01:11
Whether Bakunin was or was not anti-semetic is, I think, irrellivant. Since anarchism isn't "The Mikhail Bakunin Personality Cult". We're completely free to accept the good stuff he said and throw out the crap.

Monty Cantsin
21st August 2005, 02:05
Originally posted by viva le [email protected] 20 2005, 02:42 AM
Don't take that seriously. Karl Marx, Lenin, although jews themselves were also anti-semites to a degree, so was Bakunin. Their works were written at a time when anti-semitism was common and to a degree, even respectable in certain circles.
I dont know about Lenin but Marx wasnt a Anti-semite he wrote against Judaism not jews... the idea that Marx was an Anti-semite got started when someone translated "on the jewish question" into "a world without Jews" which was never a title that Marx gave anthing.