Hello, Hello

[KappaDelta]

Apparently my previous account of the same name no longer exists, requiring me to make another one.
My blog and single post have been removed, blah blahditty.
Hey hey! I'm KappaDelta, I live in the middle of Fresno, California, and I enjoy long walks underwater, while laying down and moving my arms.
I stumbled across Revolutionary Left while google searching "Bourgeois," and coming upon a thread here.
After reading it, I read around quite a bit more, and found the place really damned interesting.
I'm a self-titled "Communist," though I hold a number of Anarcho-Freedom Fighter-esque ideals as well. As far as actual branching, Trotskyism would be the easiest way to identify my stance, though I often differ from that segment as well. In any case, I believe that the revolution will come, that the staunch Capitalists will be the first up against the wall when it does, and that I can do more with action and a good paragraph than with baseless theorizations. Better to move forwards and fail than to stagnate beneath something detestable, in my eyes.

That being said, I still find the baseless theorizations to be nifty in their own right, and look forward to having many in the future.

[BreadBros]

Welcome aboard!

[YSR]

Nice to have you here and welcome.

EDIT: Eek! What does your signature, "Recall that Theodore Kaczynski wrote in the first person plural," mean?

[KappaDelta]

Nice to be here.
It means, essentially, that even the most hopeless of causes are created in groups, and that none of the radical left are ever truly alone, despite their position. It means that ideas never die, and that the Government can't crush a movement (of any kind) by knocking out the face of that movement.
At least, that's the gist of it. I'm not a fan of his writings myself, but whatever, right?

[Vladislav]

Hey Hi ho welcome.

[FatFreeMilk]

Are you in a frat?

[Tekun]

Welcome to tha Board friend....I would also like to know if you're in a frat?

[apathy maybe]

Hi ya and welcome. I found that this site was a great help in solidifying my politics and my theoretical position. I hope it has the same effect on you.

I would like to know what a "frat" is.

[FatFreeMilk]

fraternity. those groups of men on college cmpuses that throw big parties and supposedly do a lot of community service. It is obvious where their priorities are though.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraternity