Lyev

1. Yes the cat is almost a quasi-feudal slave to the human landowner. Some are entitled to one litterbox for being so cute.

2. Well I should then sew myself a silly hat, son I can ramble in a Castro Uniform.

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What I call the real "state and revolution," which Lars Lih refers to, is called Republik und Sozialdemokratie in Frankreich:

http://www.revleft.com/vb/need-help-...601/index.html

Someone needs to pressure BenL in particular (or pressure him by asking Rjevan ) to transcribe the Fraktur text into regular German and then translate it.

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3 Mao Zedong officially said that Stalin was 70% correct and 30% wrong. But contemporary Maoists in China are generally more critical of Stalin than the old Maoists. There was an article written by Maoists in China called "without complete democracy, socialism will surely be betrayed", in which Stalin was quite heavily criticised. But obviously unlike Trotskyists, no Maoists would completely reject Stalin.

4 The MCPC is not anti-Trotskyist. My contact in the party actually said that if the MCPC gets into power, they would allow Trot groups to operate, provided they obey certain basic principles. But currently in mainland China the MCPC cannot really work with the Trotskyists because the Trots in China are always very anti-Maoist.

1 My point was that anarchists pose no threat to Trotskyists. In fact, they are more afraid of you than you are of them, since they think Lenin suppressed the anarchists in early post-revolution Russia. But Maoists potentially might since historically Mao did put some (but not all) of the Trotskyists in China into prison.

2 The Bloc of Four Classes was only a temporary measure, it was a means to an end, not an end in itself. And this kind of strategic would only work in severely impoverished colonial and semi-colonial nations, such as pre-1949 China, where the so-called "national capitalists" were objectively no more than small businesses. It wouldn't work in China today, and certainly would not work in an advanced capitalist country.