Lyev

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electro_fan - 4th January 2011 22:02 View Conversation

yes in the UK
are you there to? where bouts are you
electro_fan - 3rd January 2011 07:32 View Conversation

hi comrade hows it going
Zanthorus - 24th December 2010 16:07 View Conversation

I think the elimination of rabbits constitutes the emancipation of my stomach from grumbling
Zanthorus - 24th December 2010 15:51 View Conversation

"Communists do not want to abolish rabbits"

wait, since when was this? this isn't what is signed up for damnit!
Patchd - 23rd December 2010 18:35 View Conversation

Thanks mate!
Palingenisis - 21st December 2010 23:42 View Conversation

Thanks for the friend request...But everything I have said about the CWI I mean 100 per cent, do you realize that?
IndependentCitizen - 20th December 2010 21:43 View Conversation

Yes, I am, as a delegate for my college's stop the cuts group. Isn't the TUSC conference on the same day though?
IndependentCitizen - 20th December 2010 16:36 View Conversation

In my opinion, I think it should be quiet right now, just so people can relax. Most people we know who are politically active over here are well aware of the next wave of action - so yeah, we're planning a march in the new year on a saturday for the maximum attendence of students and workers.

Talking of NSSN, are you attending?
ZeroNowhere - 18th December 2010 15:57 View Conversation

Google 'valorisation of value' (or: "valorisation of value" site:www.marxists.org/archive/marx/), and you'll find a couple of Marx's usages. Generally, he also referred to the valorisation process, value's valorisation, value being valorised, capital's self-valorisation, etc. For example, he titles a section of his 1863 manuscripts 'the valorisation process'.
ZeroNowhere - 18th December 2010 15:38 View Conversation

Essentially, it's a term which Marx used to refer to value turning into more value, in other words the process M - C -M'. Hence, Marx refers to the capitalist production process as the valorisation process.

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About Lyev

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Location: UK

Occupation: student

Political Statement: Abolition of the wages system!

Gender: Male

Both for the production on a mass scale of this communist consciousness, and for the success of the cause itself, the alteration of men on a mass scale is, necessary, an alteration which can only take place in a practical movement, a revolution; this revolution is necessary, therefore, not only because the ruling class cannot be overthrown in any other way, but also because the class overthrowing it can only in a revolution succeed in ridding itself of all the muck of ages and become fitted to found society anew