miyachi wrote: > > > There is not "necessity of socialism" Rather, there is only possibility of > socialism. Socialism is necessary in the sense in which food is necessary: not as something which will be but as something that must be if we are to survive. It is pure religiosity to claim that socialism _will_ come; it is close to self-evident that unless it comes we will plunge ever deeper into the barbarism RL predicted. Doug doesn't like quotes, but no one has ever said it better than Mao: If you don't hit it, it won't fall. Carrol
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