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LOLseph Stalin - 7th July 2009 07:53 View Conversation

Ah, got you. Well first off, a major difference is the Leninist theory of vanguardism. Marx predicted that the workers would just gain class consiousness on their own and rise up against the Bourgeoisie. Lenin, however believed that the workers would have to be educated to reach such a level of class consiousness. They were to be educated by a group of professional revolutionaries, the vanguard party who would also lead the revolution. Trotskyists continue this theory. We also view all previous Socialist states as either degenerated worker states or State Capitalist depending on who you're talking to. We also differ from Anti-Revisionists because we follow the theory of permanent Revolution in contrast to "socialism in one country" as Stalin believed.
LOLseph Stalin - 7th July 2009 07:37 View Conversation

You mean as compared to Anti-Revisionism/Stalinism?
Dust Bunnies - 6th July 2009 19:43 View Conversation

Well anyway, good luck with your religious feeling and remember, the dark side has cookies.
Dust Bunnies - 6th July 2009 12:48 View Conversation

Is that sarcasm? :P
Dust Bunnies - 6th July 2009 04:03 View Conversation

If God can do anything then he would be able to pick up that rock but that is a very good brain teaser.
There is no way out, if he does pick up the rock he fails, if he can't pick up the rock he fails. The only winning move is to not play.

What did that priest say?
(Note it defies Catholic Doctrine)"God cannot do everything and anything. He cannot defy some laws of science, he cannot fit a square in a circle. (This Priest used to be a High School Math teacher. He is also up in age, probably 70-90.)
Dust Bunnies - 6th July 2009 03:08 View Conversation

I do not get how there could be a god. There is so many contradictions in the Bible alone, and then who do you follow what god? How do you know the existence? Pure faith is impossible because it's a dice roll to figure out what man to have faith in. Purpose in life? That is up to each person, but knowing that there won't be virgins after you die I'm sure would help some people from killing others.

Here is a brain teaser for you that only one priest has ever given me a decent answer to (but it goes against Catholic Doctrine): "If God can do anything, can he make a rock so heavy that he cannot pick up?"

The list of people I've asked includes:
3 Catholic Nuns
1 Catholic Deacon
1 Catholic Priest (best answer so far)
and some Catholic adults
Dust Bunnies - 6th July 2009 02:37 View Conversation

Agnostic-Atheist. I read up on Revleft and over the months I eventually threw off the chains of religion and I classify myself as an Agnostic-Atheist. I know you're an Anarchist but for a Marxist like me, this quote rings true whenever I am in a church, "Religion is the opium of the masses."
Dust Bunnies - 6th July 2009 02:03 View Conversation

Just giving you a friendly welcome

Though if it matters at all, I used to be a Catholic. I even started a Jesus=Socialist thread!
Dust Bunnies - 4th July 2009 00:59 View Conversation

So I guess you disagree with the Anarchist phrase, "No Gods, No Masters."? :P
the last donut of the night - 4th July 2009 00:04 View Conversation

I get what you mean. Yes, I have faith that He does. It's like that saying, "God acts in mysterious ways" or "God straightens things out through crooked lines." Is that right? Well, you get the point.

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America is just the country that shows how all the written guarantees in the world for freedom are no protection against tyranny and oppression of the worst kind. There the politician has come to be looked upon as the very scum of society. - Peter Kropotkin