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Which posts are you referring to? I trashed off topic content in 2 different threads. And please respond in a PM

No. I can store 5 times as much.

One of your friends seems to have some interesting anti-intellectual ideas: Chomsky on sports

Adler's article ("The transitory period, 1914-1923") is also translated (to Dutch) from the German original. But we find the same opportunist bullshit in Kautsky's article.

Do you think Kautsky became reformist in the mid-20's? Because in one of your threads I said traditional centrism (marxism gone wrong) died out after World War One. I'm currently reading a brochure concerning the history of the 2nd International (published in 1964).

The brochure contains a small article wirtten by Kautsky in 1924 in which I cannot seem to find any trace of classical centrism. There's no marxism, there's no class struggle, it's just plain reformist opportunism.

Adler's contribution (1924) however looks more like classical centrism. It speaks of class struggle (the German Revolution), but ignores the counterrevolutionary role played by the SPD.

Ok, I'll consider it. Thanks.

What are the benefits of accumulating rep points? When I saw that Hyacinth and Rosa had their rep points off, I figured it was a good idea for me too.

"I'm sorry but, i recall that your approach to 'identity politics' is a vulgar economistic"

Says a person who downplays the struggle for class independence and participatory democracy.

"workerist-chauvinist one"

Says a person who thinks only industrial workers are proles.

I'm sorry but, i recall that your approach to 'identity politics' is a vulgar economistic, workerist-chauvinist one and you reply to the more sophisticated and nuanced Marxist critique of 'identity politics' with ad hominem or other fallacious responses. You'll have to show some evidence that you've progressed beyond this politically, personally and theoretically before I'm willing to devote the time to engage with you on this topic.

50 posts you say? Well then, I shall return and petition for membership once I have achieved that illustrious number, which I assure you shall be soon.