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Rojo
7th November 2005, 00:58
does anyone have any links on trotsky i don't know anything about him so it needs to be pretty basic.

And also my dad the capitalist is arguing with me about free trade and how its actually good for poor countries. I need to know more stuff to support my arguments against him. help me out.

Livetrueordie
7th November 2005, 01:33
marxism.com for Trotsky
and humanrightswatch.com for has stuff on FTA's
and wikipedia will help you with both

Jimmie Higgins
7th November 2005, 01:45
The "marxism.com" stuff for trotsky is pretty extensive.

For "free trade" you can rent the movie "Life and Debt" which is about neoliberal policies in Jamacia. It would be an easy way to talk to your dad about it becuse you could use the film as a jumping off point for discussions using concrete examples from the film.

Morpheus
8th November 2005, 01:50
You can read some of Trotsky's writings at http://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/index.htm

Some criticisms of free trade can be found at:
http://friendslikeyou.tripod.com/globalecon.html
http://www.globalexchange.org/
http://www.citizen.org/trade/
http://www.chomsky.info/articles.htm

Poum_1936
9th November 2005, 02:32
I cant find a site "marxism.com"

But this site is good for understanding basic positions of Trotsky.

Trotsky (http://www.trotsky.net/)

Fidel Follower
9th November 2005, 16:44
Thanks alot for those sites they really help!
:hammer:

Rojo
10th November 2005, 06:14
ya thanks everybody for all the sites i'll start reading them as soon as possible!!!