Well if you can't beat them, I guess the next best thing is to become a Marxist
Jeremiah.
By the way if socialists should get their skates on, as Mark Jones proclaims ex
cathedra, won't they be skating on thin ice given global warming?
Actually the results of global warming are imaginable. Most of the discussion
aside from
extrapolation of statistics is imaginings. Prediction is much more difficult. I
imagine being able to grow tomatoes from seed instead of having trasplants freeze
in June, and Alaska as being the new agricultural giant. If California becomes
completely desert no doubt this will spawn
myriads of new spiritual movements including Marxist collective hermits no doubt.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
Carrol Cox wrote:
> M A Jones wrote:
>
> > Unfortunately Rod does not understand what Yoshie is saying. It is simply
> > wrong to say "the problem is with the social system not with the> technical
> > feasibility." The problem is precisely with technical feasibility and it is
> > mystification to argue anything else.
>
> Then do we
>
> a) Forget about it?
> b) Petition the capitalist class to save us, though they can't?
> c) Or what the hell is your proposal for action?
>
> It really seems to me Mark that you and Lou are no longer interested
> in socialist action but merely in presenting poetic images of our end.
>
> Carrol
