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UndergroundConnexion
28th November 2007, 16:29
I have recently bought theis book and started reading it yesterday night. I have to say I find it quite brilliant.

Now I am sure many of you also read it, what were your thoughts about it

Red Terror Doctor
1st December 2007, 00:23
There are some interesting parts to it. But you have to admit anarchism wouldn't be able to survive five minutes in the face of bourgeoise reactionary attack. We need a strong workers' state.

Raúl Duke
1st December 2007, 01:27
Originally posted by Red Terror [email protected] 30, 2007 07:22 pm
There are some interesting parts to it. But you have to admit anarchism wouldn't be able to survive five minutes in the face of bourgeoise reactionary attack. We need a strong workers' state.
...it survived longer than that (but sadly not long enough). :P

The book concentrates on anti-theism no?

RedStarOverChina
1st December 2007, 20:00
I didn't find it "brilliant" in the sense I found Marx's work brilliant...But I was very impressed.

I really appreciate his anti-religious sentiment, which I feel is very important for the leftist movement. In contrast, Marx was way too lenient on religion.

Ultra-Violence
23rd December 2007, 05:22
i like how bakunin is also a man of science and talks about man losing the beastial behavior that lives within in us, good guy IMO

La Comédie Noire
23rd December 2007, 05:47
I loved it! He conveys his message in an entertaining way.