Global Action - What's your opinion about Global Action

[onepunchmachinegun]

I've just become a member of the danish Global Action, called Globale Rødder. I think it's the right way to go. But, hey! What the fuck do you think about them?

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Quote: from onepunchmachinegun on 3:28 am on April 9, 2003
I've just become a member of the danish Global Action, called Globale Rødder. I think it's the right way to go. But, hey! What the fuck do you think about them?

what the fuck are they all about?

[LostSoldier]

I agree Global Revolution is needed if we unite to over throw our capitalist leaders and all their fucking Imperiolist ways. We live in a era of terra. I'm a member of the irish Global Resistence and i'm just waiting for G8 summit to come here so that i can make my voice heard and be liustened to be the people of this country and stop worldwide depression. We need a Democratic anarco-socilist unity. :biggrin: Thank you Me love Socialism

[Revolution Hero]

If Global Action struggles for world revolution, then this organization just wastes its time.
Any leftist organization should concentrate on the internal problems of the definite country first...

[redstar2000]

Hmm, that's an interesting idea...that we should "by-pass" the national level and go straight for global revolution.

I could see something like that working in the EU countries.

More information about what they want and how they propose to get it would be very helpful.

:cool:

[Nickademus]

I don't know about the organization in particular. But surprise surprise I have strong opinions about the idea of global action.

I think it is a very very powerful tool that if used properly will be an imense advantage especially in this globalized world.

The problem I have is that there seems to be a lack of agreement. I've been to many a protest and there is a lack of a message. Some people know why they are there and know the problems with the WTO the G8 the World Bank etc. but there are many that don't know that stuff. When non-activists realize taht many of the protestors don't even know why they are there, activists look silly and aren't taken seriously, despiet the vast numbers of us who know what we are going.

If the Global action group attempts to do just that I commend them for their work. I think, however, that it is a difficult task to get that many people to agree to one message, but if it can be done, it would be a great and powerful thing.