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ckaihatsu - 3rd November 2009 23:08

The material proceeds would become the resources of the collective, common population. In terms of actual possession and consumption, *that* would all be *pre-planned*, right? It would have had to go through a mass political decision-making policy process in order to even be *initiated* in the first place -- so everything is according to political will, set quantities, schedules, and logistics.

The workers who work on any given production run do *not necessarily* have to be the *consumers* of the resulting products -- they could even be *traveling* / *itinerant* laborers who are not *from* the locality -- *this* is another good reason for introducing a labor-hours credits system, so that a locality has the *flexibility* of finding suitable labor without being *tied down* to geographical constraints, or a labor workforce's *personal* interests and *personal* voluntarism.
ckaihatsu - 16th October 2009 06:39

Hey, communist_usa, thanks for posting the excellent article about Derrion Albert. It makes a cogent point that the youths have their best interests with the [minority-oppressed] community that they're from, interests that could *not* be better represented by the overarching power structure of the capitalist state.
Communist - 16th October 2009 04:10 View Conversation

Hello comrade!
ckaihatsu - 8th October 2009 22:51

Can you change the filters on your e-translator, or use Google Translate?
sanpal - 8th October 2009 19:30 View Conversation

I have a favour to ask of you not to use symbols *...* around words which you wish to have under accent because many of foreigners (me too) use e-translator and it ignores such kind of words for translating.
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New Tet - 11th September 2009 19:28 View Conversation

Please be my friend.
ckaihatsu - 11th September 2009 12:55

Political (educational) diagrams, for revolutionaries

http://www.revleft.com/vb/political-...36#post1541836
ckaihatsu - 21st August 2009 14:50

Yeah, did a search, found an existing illustration and modified it in Photoshop -- didn't take too long.... Kinda hard to beat it, though I'd like to come up with something new.... Thanks!
cleef - 19th August 2009 11:13 View Conversation

ahaha loving the avatar man did you make it yourself?
ckaihatsu - 12th August 2009 09:42

http://www.revleft.com/vb/showpost.p...7&postcount=62

revolutionary policy *solution* (SOCIALIST SUPPLY & DEMAND) -- update Aug. 7, 2009

Originally Posted by h9socialist

1) If the credits are not transferable "fund" production? People would still be exchanging labor for a medium of exchange. It seems that you're leaving production to an accounting system at another level.

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Political Statement: [1] The sun shines down at just the right intensity -- neither too little or too much -- to force an intricate interplay of organic materials animated by the sun's energy. The living processes build up to higher levels of nestedness, interdependence, and complexity. The abundance of available food and source materials -- varying depending on location and era -- allows each organism ample time outside of securing necessities to become increasingly aware and conscious of greater depths of complexity in the external (and internal) world(s). Greater consciousness yields greater abilities and at some point humanity began to procure more food than it could consume in realtime. This development gave rise to a separation of roles in society whereby some could spend more time increasing their awareness while others worked to produce the food for all of society. Those relieved of having to work rationalized themselves as somehow different and better than all other people, and explained their privilege by inventing fictional supernatural beings, or a single supernatural being, who conveniently backed up their reasoning. They consolidated their privileged social position with the use of violent physical force, which the fictional supernatural beings or being said was okay. Meanwhile the rest of humanity has either been working or trying to enjoy their more-or-less similar physical existence as everyone else. Much time and effort, though, is unrecoverably lost due to the existence of those in privileged positions.

[2] I am personally *not* in a privileged position.

[3] Therefore it is in my own best personal interest to co-produce a social world that is relieved of the class division.

[4] Therefore I am a Marxist and active at RevLeft.com.

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Also:

The Soul of Man under Socialism by Oscar Wilde

http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/1017