Holden Caulfield

Holden Caulfield
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Module - 13th July 2008 05:28 View Conversation

LZ, too But yes we are at least in the top 5 haha
Module - 13th July 2008 05:22 View Conversation

Don't be hatin'!
Die Neue Zeit - 12th July 2008 22:20 View Conversation

"am i to be Stalin in this scenario?"

Well, since you are sending fascists to Siberia... [Yes]
Holden Caulfield - 12th July 2008 07:29

well i picked most of the 'well known' members ad i only found TAT and JR with more than us, check yourself it might have changed,

im off to work, cya emo
Module - 12th July 2008 07:24 View Conversation

No I mean how do you know you're the 3rd most popular! There must be many of those who's profile you haven't viewed!
Module - 12th July 2008 02:13 View Conversation

Where is this profile views table!? You must tell me!
Decolonize The Left - 11th July 2008 22:16 View Conversation

I joined RevLeft about 3 years ago I believe, and was insanely active for about 6 months - to the point of almost being nominated to the CC... Then I went abroad for six months and delved deep into Nietzsche, Sartre, Camus, and other existentialist writings, and found myself deep in the pit of nihilism. As you may imagine, it's very difficult to be a revolutionary when you're also a nihilist. So that led me to avoid RevLeft for an extended period of time (I was also posting on another leftist forum called "Conquering the Divide" for about a year before I went abroad, which took up much RevLeft time). I have only returned to RevLeft because I recently graduated college and found myself in much need of intellectual stimulation and a recent returned interest in revolutionary politics (I was able to overcome nihilism about 7 months ago). So there's my story as vague as I'd like to make it

- August
Decolonize The Left - 11th July 2008 20:26 View Conversation

Lol! Wagner...

Awww... I have my first friend now. You can come to my birthday party if you want, there will be horses, and magic, and a big cake, and pin the tail on the capitalist scum, and groovy stuff...
Decolonize The Left - 11th July 2008 19:59 View Conversation

Touche.
Decolonize The Left - 11th July 2008 19:36 View Conversation

Nietzsche was anything but a nihilist. His entire philosophy was geared towards the coming wave of nihilism which he felt would overtake the industrialized nations. Nihilism, for Nietzsche, is not simply the 'belief in nothing' but also the entire lack of individual will-power present within the "herd." Therefore you are correct when you say that he was attempting to bring meaning and belief back into human lives, for he certainly was, but this meaning must come from the individual through the creative process (refer to TSZ ch.1 - though it is written enitrely in metaphor). Hope this makes sense.

- August