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l'EnfermÃ© - 6th October 2012 19:27 View Conversation

Hmm, interesting. It's a bit amusing how Marxist-Leninists never thought of attacking the Transitional Program on the same basis.
l'EnfermÃ© - 6th October 2012 10:55 View Conversation

Thank you! But I believe I haven't read the Transitional Program(the 1937 or 1938 "Fourth International" program?)except for the part on the Soviet Union, so I wouldn't know. Krichevskii? I don't remember who that is either...
l'EnfermÃ© - 3rd October 2012 16:06 View Conversation

http://www.revleft.com/vb/kautskys-r...83#post2516383
I made a thread about Kautsky's Road to Power, maybe something interesting will come out of it, or maybe anarchists will just accuse me of sectarianism(as if Anarchists and Marxists are different sects of a single movement and not 2 antagonistic movements that have been at each other's throats since Bakunin's attempts to sabotage the first International).
La GuaneÃ±a - 26th September 2012 18:35 View Conversation

Comrade, I would like to know if you have any oppinion on the current state of politics and class structure in Brazil, and if you think that TWCS would be an appropriate strategie for the workers here.

If you already have something written on latin america in general I would be happy to read it.

Gabriel.
Grenzer - 24th September 2012 03:48 View Conversation

So I guess you're the go-to man on the post-Stalin era. I've been looking across Amazon for decent Khrushchev and Brezhnev era studies, but the only one I found that wasn't terribly anachronistic(published 35+ years ago) or openly anti-communist was Anti-Bolshevik Resistance in the Brezhnev Era.
leftistman - 17th September 2012 16:43 View Conversation

Who is that in your avatar? I always imagine it to be Fidel Castro but I'm not sure.
Grenzer - 16th September 2012 18:05 View Conversation

I had been wondering what your views on the Labour Party had been, now that PM answered that question. The CPGB takes the view that there is still some mote of potential in the Labour party, which is something I've always strongly disagreed with.
Ocean Seal - 16th September 2012 17:33 View Conversation

Thank you Die Neue Zeit, I've learned to love your posts as well.
Q - 16th September 2012 11:35 View Conversation

And this is how you make the point concrete and less abstract (since that was the main complaint Ravachol was making and I agree with him on that), so, please keep that example in mind when you make the argument again in the future
Art Vandelay - 16th September 2012 05:07

What is the difference between abstaining and spoiled ballets? And what position, comrade, would be best suited for you other than Kautsky?

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Location: Eisenach, Gotha, & Erfurt

Interests: The revolutionary merger of Marxism with the worker-class movement, strategically and linguistically

Political Statement: "It would be nearer the mark - though still wrong - to accuse me of being a [...] Kautskyite [...] In fact, overt [... ]Kautskyism would be a move to the left and an improvement in the politics of the [...] far left." (Mike Macnair)

Gender: Male

Organisation: Sympathizer re.: Communistisch Platform, WPA, and CPGB (PCC)

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"A new centrist project does not have to repeat these mistakes. Nobody in this topic is advocating a carbon copy of the Second International (which again was only partly centrist)." (Tjis, class-struggle anarchist)

"A centrist strategy is based on patience, and building a movement or party or party-movement through deploying various instruments, which I think should include: workplace organising, housing struggles [...] and social services [...] and a range of other activities such as sports and culture. These are recruitment and retention tools that allow for a platform for political education." (Tim Cornelis, left-communist)