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Jose Gracchus - 2nd August 2011 07:06 View Conversation

I need a job, and ideally one I could transfer to California, if I want to move.
praxis1966 - 28th July 2011 13:42 View Conversation

Yeah, I've been known to go on really protracted absences from the board. Given the new position I plan on sticking around this time, obviously. Anyway, I used a Sinn Fein avatar for ages if that helps.
praxis1966 - 28th July 2011 13:32 View Conversation

Thanks for the congrats... Only ever had the one username, though. It's been praxis1966 all 8 years.
Le LibÃ©rer - 19th July 2011 01:29 View Conversation

Thanks. I like it too.
Roach - 9th July 2011 14:05 View Conversation

I must say that you, do have a quite interesting collection of blog entries.
Cleansing Conspiratorial Revolutionary Flame - 8th July 2011 04:08 View Conversation

I'm rather disappointed at those 'upholding Leninism' of being unable to revert to the pre-1917 thoughts of Lenin and re-analyze the current nature of imperialism and capitalism and begin new correcting historical mistakes whether they be Lenin's, Trotsky's or Stalin's following the 1917 revolution and completely disregarding the post-1917 revolution.
heiss93 - 7th July 2011 15:53 View Conversation

Hey you seem to be the resident Kautsky expert on Revleft. So I was wondering if you knew anything about Forerunners to Modern Socialism, which is supposed to be Kautsky's magnum opus with selections from Lafrargue and Bernstein. It was never translated into English, and I can't even find a decent German version online. Large sections are available as separate books at MIA, mainly the sections on various Christian communist heresies around the Reformation period. But I was curious on how Kautsky covered socialism in the ancient world, particularly the ancient greek philosophers. I think I read somewhere that he was rather critical of Plato's Republic, which he saw as the communism of the slave-owning aristocrat. Anyway if you could just give me a brief overview of the other topics covered in Forerunners other than the Protestant reformation, and maybe Kautsky's position on the various movements, I'd really appreciate it.
Cleansing Conspiratorial Revolutionary Flame - 4th July 2011 03:13 View Conversation

You should post more often in Chit-Chat.
Cleansing Conspiratorial Revolutionary Flame - 3rd July 2011 04:05 View Conversation

Humor you say? I attempt it when possible.
Cleansing Conspiratorial Revolutionary Flame - 28th June 2011 11:11 View Conversation

DNZ, how is the Third World Caesarian Struggle going?

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Location: Eisenach, Gotha, & Erfurt

Interests: The revolutionary merger of Marxism with the worker-class movement, strategically and linguistically

Political Statement: "It would be nearer the mark - though still wrong - to accuse me of being a [...] Kautskyite [...] In fact, overt [... ]Kautskyism would be a move to the left and an improvement in the politics of the [...] far left." (Mike Macnair)

Gender: Male

Organisation: Sympathizer re.: Communistisch Platform, WPA, and CPGB (PCC)

Organisation Contact Details: http://communisme.nu
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"A new centrist project does not have to repeat these mistakes. Nobody in this topic is advocating a carbon copy of the Second International (which again was only partly centrist)." (Tjis, class-struggle anarchist)

"A centrist strategy is based on patience, and building a movement or party or party-movement through deploying various instruments, which I think should include: workplace organising, housing struggles [...] and social services [...] and a range of other activities such as sports and culture. These are recruitment and retention tools that allow for a platform for political education." (Tim Cornelis, left-communist)