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it has everything to do with that! they my fave band of all time!

I'm not a big Tiqqun fan. I mean, I have read some of his stuff and some of it is alright, but overall I think he is basically worthless. Some of his writings on communization is interesting though.

As for the "self-regulating system of stock control" thing, I was just wondering what you thought about it. From what I read, it seems like a very interesting way to organize production without money or a market in a decentralized form. Idk you can read more about it here in this article: http://www.cvoice.org/cv3cox.htm and in this thread where he argues this point: http://www.revleft.com/vb/socialism-....html?t=176746

Basically, the "system of self-regulating stock control" would be a system of decentralized calculation in kind.

http://www.youtube.com/user/WahdicalWeftist

Not much brah

What's your opinion on having a system of "self-regulating system of stock control" (like Robo argues) under communism? I think it is a very interesting idea and seems to make a lot of sense.

It's true. He basically worships Milton Friedman now. A German Stalinist here found him on youtube and then Ismail and I contacted him and asked if it really was Deicide. He said he was, and we argued him for a while too.

Are you serious?

I don't think there was 'a Bolshevik revolution'; but if you mean the October Revolution it was proletarian. Likewise, I see the whole revolutionary process from the February Revolution onwards as being proletarian. But I don't even refer to it as 'the Russian revolution' any more, I call it 'the revolution in Russia', because I see it as the part of the world revolution that happened in the territory of the Russian Empire, not as some specifically Russian event.

If you mean the seizure of power by the Bolsheviks against the Soviets, I believe it was a counter-Revolution, that resulted in the restoration of the bourgeoisie (because that's what the Bolsheviks became).

Hope that's clear.

Bolaño!
So good, right?
Two of my close friends have the Entropy thinger tattooed on them.

What should I read by him?

I've actually never read Lovecraft, (I know his style though), although I've been meaning to since I've been interested in Chtulhu. Burroughs writes horror-ish stories?