GPDP

yo, this was an excellent comment "The point of revolutionary socialism isn't to change consumption habits, but to change production relations. Only then will exploitation end."

i had to quote it.

Gotcha. I have a similar goal. Try to get into higher education, write a book or two. Just unsure whether or not the path I'm trying to take is the best for me.

I saw that you said that you graduated with a degree in Political Science. Right now I'm majoring in Integrated Social Studies and Education and am toying around with a dual in History. I was wondering what kind of work you're in now, or hope to be in? The reason why I'm asking you is because I was considering switching majors to PoliSci. I just have no fucking clue what kind of work I can do afterward with one, especially work to help building working class consciousness or movements.

NGNM restricted! Ceeeeeeeeeeeeeeelebrate good times come on.

(The Sam Harris crap later in the topix)

http://www.revleft.com/vb/real-roman...732/index.html

Or should I say, http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_L2yi20l2PR...beral_crap.jpg

Oh sup.

Happy Birthday~

i herd u liek dreamcast

Oh, OK.

I've felt myself kind of drifting over to a more left-communist/"ultraleft" position, myself. The two tendencies are very similar, though, so I'm not worried about punctuating my ideological persuasion with someone's name anytime soon.

Some "anarchists" actually support NL movements, by the way...Wayne Price, for example. I for one take the position that supporting such movements is inconsistent with libertarian socialism's internationalist spirit, though.

You're Signature is just win XD