[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/06/00 10:51PM
Actually, I think it is of historical interest only that Lenin changed his
mind in changed circumstnces in 1918. The question is, does supporting the
big bourgeoisie promote the cause in our circumstances? Neither Chris nor
Charles have given any reason
What made you think I think that big bourgeois judges are OK? Actually, elections are
exactly where I think that liberal political values belong--not "liberal" in the sense
of Democratic party, which isn't even liberal in the New Deal-Great Society sense
anymore, but in the sense of
It would be helpful if Louis Proyect could give the title and date of the
article he is quoting since we may have a variety of editions.
Chris Burford
London
The article is titled "Report to the extended central committee, April 1, 1918"
Louis Proyect
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/06/00 07:46PM
"For the good of the cause, the proletariat will always support not only
the vacillating petty bourgeoisie but even the big bourgeoisie"
- according to another self-styled communist - one who proposed a change
in the name of their party from Social
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/05/00 05:51PM
How I love the PWW. For the 3 months leading up to the election, they
did little but shill for Gore the Dems - the very people who
brought us the bombing of Yugoslavia. Maybe it was *imperialism* that
bombed Yugoslavia, and the Dems were just innocent
At 16:53 06/12/00 -0500:
Criticizing a party that calls itself Communist for supporting a centrist
bourgeois politician is stale? I feel like I'm getting way out of touch.
"For the good of the cause, the proletariat will always support not only
the vacillating petty bourgeoisie but even
"For the good of the cause, the proletariat will always support not only
the vacillating petty bourgeoisie but even the big bourgeoisie"
- according to another self-styled communist - one who proposed a change
in the name of their party from Social Democratic to Communist, in 1917.
He made
Actually, I think it is of historical interest only that Lenin changed his
mind in changed circumstnces in 1918. The question is, does supporting the
big bourgeoisie promote the cause in our circumstances? Neither Chris nor
Charles have given any reason to think so. --jks
"For the good of
At 19:46 06/12/00 -0500, Louis Proyect wrote:
"For the good of the cause, the proletariat will always support not only
the vacillating petty bourgeoisie but even the big bourgeoisie"
- according to another self-styled communist - one who proposed a change
in the name of their party from
