On 11/14/02 3:38 AM, "A.Wosni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Though I'm not addressed let me intervene by saying that if you say that there
> is at present a (strong) tendency towards fascism this may be true, but saying
> so also implies that we don't have fascism as yet. This again means that we
> have
> to find out what differs fascism from all sorts of bourgeois democracy in its
> state of decomposition. I think that the factors you mention below can be
> found
> at several times of the history of bourgeouis democracy. I know that the
> German
> KPD spoke about fascism years before Hitler came to power ('social fascism'
> and
> what you got), and they had good reasons to be upset about the way 'bourgeois
> democracy' slaughtered revolutionary workers at that time. But they had to
> learn
> it the hard way that fascism was different. Unfortunately, but not at all by
> chance they then stumbeled from ultraleftism (3rd period) into utmost right
> wing
> opportunism (popular frontism). In the case of France the CP, which during the
> 3rd period had also called the 'socialists' "social fascists", when allegedly
> threatened by a take over by the real fascists even went as far as to call for
> including the 'nationalist' bourgeoisie in the front to build. Lots of
> revolutionary fever is welcome but it shouldn't make us blind for differences.
> Best A. Holberg
>
>
> xxxxxxxxxx
>
> Macdonald Stainsby schrieb:
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Carrol Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>> You don't say a word about my analysis. You just freak out on the
>>> realities of bourgeois democracy, one of the most ruthless state
>>> machines in human history.
>>
>> What really bothers me is this tendency to tell people that "real" leftists
>> "know" that the system was always like this. Formally, this will never not be
>> true. That is the entire point. There is _no_ ability to change things in a
>> manner that has not existed before. You could get a new deal before, you
>> could
>> hope for some small level of reform for all your revolutionary movements.
>> Now,
>> more than ever before, we are faced with a "bourgeois democracy" that has no
>> wiggle room, no alternative point of view outside of these email lists. All
>> that, and no possibility of even a small l liberal like Robert Kennedy to
>> emerge
>> to challenge for power, and you don't think that this stage of capitalism,
>> somewhere in limbo for definition, shouldn't be called anything other than
>> the
>> same ol' thing.
>>
>> We need something better.
>>
>> Now.
>>
>> Macdonald
>>
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I think that Fascism was a political form of bourgeois dictatorship.
The specific feature of fascism different from democratic dictatorship is
that it was organized from fictitious capitalists within German. And second
feature is mobilization of conformist mass against communism.
In this time, fictitious capital becomes international, and overcome
nation-state border. So fictitious capital doesn't need organize within
nation-state. So current credit capitalist stage is featured from
predominance of the economical over the political. According to the economic
dominance, people's consciousness also change. So some political issue can't
raise to mobilize mass. Rather direct protest against international economic
institution such as WTO,FTAA, G7 etc emerge increasingly.
It is the reason how we must organize people in new program and tactics.
Miyachi tatsuo
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