No thanks. The only reason I log onto revleft in the first place is to observe sectarianism and occassionally make posts about Stalin and Hoxha, which usually end in failure anyways because this is revleft, after all. Thanks though.
would you like to play the Katanga political simulator? It's an awesome game, and important positions are vacant right now. If you're interested, post in the thread and Ismail will add you.
http://ml-review.ca/aml/CommunistLea...101-Cuba92.htm http://www.marxists.org/history/erol...twave/cuba.htm http://www.blythe.org/peru-pcp/newflag/nf0402/cuba.htm http://revolutionaryspiritapl.blogsp...arxism_27.html This should work.
"As for the Cuban economy, do you know how it is run? Under Fidel, each enterprise was considered its own entity and the amount of centralized credit handed out by the state was determined by the amount of capital brought in. Of course, this leads management to report overfulfilled quotas in order to acquire bonuses, etc. A socialist economy, on the other hand, recognizes each enterprise as an inter-connected system of production, utilizing cross-subsidization and placing large emphasis on the production of the means of production, stimulating quanitative and qualitiative growth in the most viable method possible." Do you have some sources and further information about this? I would appreciate that. The state capitalist economy is something we don't analyze in detail enough, and that's why brezhnevism is so common among the "left."
Thanks. I appreciate the support. but seriously, these brezhnevites are pissing me off. they can't tell the difference between state-capitalism and socialism. It only hurts the movement. "State ownership + welfare = socialism". I mean, c'mon.
Thanks. And excellent post in the Che thread!
Nice avitar, comrade. Oh, and manic is a tool.
