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ind_com - 19th March 2013 05:03 View Conversation

True. And here's something in case you're interested:

http://www.bannedthought.net/India/P.../Tributes1.htm
Art Vandelay - 19th March 2013 04:55

Well now that just ruined the mental image I had in my head of an old man, sucking on his dentures and posting on his ancient acer laptop. I think I'm going to mentally picture you like that always, regardless that I know its a false image.
ind_com - 19th March 2013 04:44 View Conversation

The picture of comrade Bhagat Singh.
Art Vandelay - 19th March 2013 04:33

I'm nicer in real life then I come across on the forum. I see you're pushing up there in years, congrats old timer.
ind_com - 19th March 2013 04:17 View Conversation

Are you a Leninist now? O.o
Art Vandelay - 19th March 2013 04:17

Just wanted to say that while we have vast political differences (and I know I can be a dick at times) your politics have been progressing nicely. I know I've hurled the accusation in the past that you post nothing of substance, however I would be incapable of making that claim anymore.
Ostrinski - 6th March 2013 03:08 View Conversation

Good album for your namesake.
Ostrinski - 23rd February 2013 05:37 View Conversation

the last issue of NRZ a newspaper Marx edited before being shut down bt the german state
Rational Radical - 23rd February 2013 01:22 View Conversation

i've actually gotten retweeted by M1 of dead prez :") i felt so cool.
Ismail - 14th February 2013 08:29 View Conversation

"I think that a revolutionary transformation in the African continent might be relatively easy, given that Africa lacks a strong capitalist foundation, well-developed class formations and relations of production, and a stable, entrenched state system."

This sounds a lot like "Ujamaa" and other petty-bourgeois "African socialist" theories which claim that capitalism was somehow alien to Africans and that the "innate nature" of the African was towards collectivism and a bastard form of "socialism." Every African state is a capitalist state, their economies are capitalist despite the widespread presence of peasant and tribal economies. The native bourgeoisie especially sticks out in these countries. A "stable, entrenched state system" likewise exists, since no one disputes the existence of any African state nor its machinery.

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Date of Birth: October 17, 1905 (118)

Biography: 19 years old. Born and raised in Virginia. I am like every other man, only more so.

Location: Richmond, VA

Interests: Basketball, reading, music, food etc.

Occupation: Preoccupied

Political Statement: The simplest answer is to act.

Gender: Male

Organisation: League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

Any real change implies the breakup of the world as one has always known it, the loss of all that gave one an identity, the end of safety. And at such a moment, unable to see and not daring to imagine what the future will now bring forth, one clings to what one knew, or dreamed that one possessed. Yet, it is only when a man is able, without bitterness or self-pity, to surrender a dream he has long possessed that he is set free - he has set himself free - for higher dreams, for greater privileges.â€
-James Baldwin

"We change ideas like neckties."
- E.M. Cioran