Michael Hoover wrote:
> > Trotsky himself seems like not an entirely bad sort, but Trots are
> > another story entirely, except maybe for the Mpls general strike. I
> > can't imagine their net contribution to human betterment to have been
> > positive, but I'm willing to hear arguments to the
> Trotsky himself seems like not an entirely bad sort, but Trots are
> another story entirely, except maybe for the Mpls general strike. I
> can't imagine their net contribution to human betterment to have been
> positive, but I'm willing to hear arguments to the contrary.
> Doug
I've a hunch
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on 1/2/00 2:05 am, Louis Proyect at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Trotsky himself seems like not an entirely bad sort, but Trots are
>> another story entirely, except maybe for the Mpls general strike. I
>> can't imagin
Thank you, Doug. This sort of good humored response is the best way to
extinguish flames.
Doug Henwood wrote:
> Louis Proyect wrote:
>
> >Try to find some room in your busy reading schedule for
> >some history, Doug. It will improve your mind.
>
> Thanks for the advice. My mind needs all the he
That's the Doug I used to love.
At 09:19 PM 1/31/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Louis Proyect wrote:
>
>>Try to find some room in your busy reading schedule for
>>some history, Doug. It will improve your mind.
>
>Thanks for the advice. My mind needs all the help it can get.
>
>Doug
>
Louis Proyect
Marxi
Louis, please. I thought that we were going to put an end to the provocations.
Louis Proyect wrote:
> Try to find some room in your busy reading schedule for
> some history, Doug. It will improve your mind.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
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Louis Proyect wrote:
>Try to find some room in your busy reading schedule for
>some history, Doug. It will improve your mind.
Thanks for the advice. My mind needs all the help it can get.
Doug
>Trotsky himself seems like not an entirely bad sort, but Trots are
>another story entirely, except maybe for the Mpls general strike. I
>can't imagine their net contribution to human betterment to have been
>positive, but I'm willing to hear arguments to the contrary.
>
>Doug
Without the "Tro
Jim Devine wrote:
>Doug answers:
> >I am not now, nor I have I ever been, a Trotskyite. Or a Trotskyist,
> >either. Just ask a real (ex-)Trot.
>
>Doug, you make it sound like a bad thing!
Trotsky himself seems like not an entirely bad sort, but Trots are
another story entirely, except maybe f
At 05:54 PM 1/31/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Jim Devine wrote:
>
>>from SLATE magazine: >Inevitably, reporters run out real questions and
>>start asking [US Senator & GOP presidential candidate John] McCain why he
>>likes talking to them so much. "It's fun. It's intellectually stimulating,
>>" he says.
Jim Devine wrote:
>from SLATE magazine: >Inevitably, reporters run out real questions and
>start asking [US Senator & GOP presidential candidate John] McCain why he
>likes talking to them so much. "It's fun. It's intellectually stimulating,
>" he says. "Some of the last of the Trotskyites have be
from SLATE magazine: >Inevitably, reporters run out real questions and
start asking [US Senator & GOP presidential candidate John] McCain why he
likes talking to them so much. "It's fun. It's intellectually stimulating,
" he says. "Some of the last of the Trotskyites have been on this bus. It's
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