Did you watch Animaniacs in the early 90s, or did you watch it later on?
Nope, not a WIIU member.
Are you a WIIU member? http://www.revleft.com/vb/questions-...242/index.html
On the German Revolution, if you're interested: http://www.revleft.com/vb/hugo-haase...429/index.html
Heh, thanks. "Educate, Agitate, Organize" has been a slogan of the Socialist Party's (currently defunct) youth wing for some time. YPSL also used/uses the "Three Arrows" symbol, which I'm a big fan of.
I like your new avatar especially for having Wilhelm Liebknecht's slogan in the correct order.
Had to break up my post due to character limits: Still, they are of a different mindset than, say, the Freedom Socialist Party and Socialist Action, who called a vote for the various socialist presidential tickets that were standing in 2008 (with the FSP rating the SP-USA highest, and Socialist Action being a bit more neutral on rating.)
Re Socialist Alternative's "vote Green": it seemed to be more of a specifically-Nader vote than a Green vote, and I can't think of anything in particular that gave a blanket endorsement to voting for Green Party candidates. As for as the strategy goes, it makes some sense given their line on trying to build a workers' party, as it's an attempt to engage the most powerful force to the left of the Democrats. I don't agree with it (though I don't oppose working with the Green Party under specific conditions), but I can see where they're coming from. Interestingly, the WIL (US section of the IMT) has done something similar: they called for a McKinney vote in 2008, and their St. Louis branch has done some work with the Green Party in their area.
He read what he wanted to read, sure.
Except that I don't think Sean read Kagarlitsky enough. He mentions "billionaire-Bolsheviks" but for some reason isn't aware of Kagarlitsky's quite revolutionary Marxism.
