1) Dagestan rebels seen by Russians as inspired by KLA
http://www.nytimes.com/library/world/europe/081499russia-dagestan.html
2) Israeli history textbooks now acknowledge some realities of Zionist
aggression
http://www.nytimes.com/library/world/mideast/081499israel-teach.html
3) Venezuela's
Without diving too deeply into this thread, and perhaps it has been
mentioned before, but what interests me here is the problem of adumbration
in using the term(s) anti-/pro- abortionist, as though there really were an
abortion-ism, ideologically speaking. Is there really a fully articulated
Jim Devine wrote:
it's true that it's often difficult to draw the line between speech and
action. But it's usually much easier between those who simply talk or write
(like my brother the philosopher, who equates abortion with murder in his
treatise on the ethics of homicide)
Murder, by
South China Morning Post - China
Saturday, August 14, 1999
20,000 a month joining jobless
VIVIEN
Hi Ellen:
The anti-abortion folks know very well that
these limits will have little impact on the number of
abortions performed.
Another reason why there can't be negotiation is that the anti-abortion
movement is not fundamentally concerned about the number or kind of
abortion, so there is
whoops, guess not, notice how quickly Yoshie's concern with decline
in abortion providers and query about how to reverse this trend was
followed by posts about 'morality' and 'legitimacy' of abortion
itself...sheeshMichael Hoover
--
Sheesh yourself. Nobody used those words or
I am convinced! Good approach.
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Michael:
How would youu begin a dialogue with a woman who is otherwise progressive
who sincerely believes that abortion is immoral?
A woman who is *otherwise progressive* but against abortion should be
especially willing to consider
Yoshie and Ellen and others,
How would youu begin a dialogue with a woman who is otherwise progressive
who sincerely believes that abortion is immoral?
One of the problems that we on the left fact is how to make our views
understood with people who should be our natural allies. This taks is,
attack on abortion is at core an attack on women,
which is one of the reasons there can be no compromise on the issue.
Carrol
because of role it plays in structure of gender oppression - *case
closed*
whoops, guess not, notice how quickly Yoshie's concern with decline
in abortion providers
Max:
I've indicated some areas that could be 'negotiable.'
If each and every one sets off an explosion, then
clearly there can be no dialogue. To me dialogue
means bargaining. You may not want to bargain
principles, but you should be open to bargaining
about lesser things, especially if they
Max:
I've indicated some areas that could be 'negotiable.'
If each and every one sets off an explosion, then
clearly there can be no dialogue. To me dialogue
means bargaining. You may not want to bargain
principles, but you should be open to bargaining
about lesser things, especially if they
Max wrote:
No it's not a bunch of guys. It's just me.
Everyone else here is very PC. But at any rate,
if this is how you read my post, then words have
failed me (again).
Me:
Sorry Max. I didn't mean to over-react to
your post, but at the time I felt a little like
Alice in the Dilbert
Michael Perelman wrote:
Does gentrification cause a decline in diversity? Don't we see that
everywhere, including the pre-gentrified areas? I think that we have to look
at the homogenization of our world in terms of the same companies selling the
same stuff everywhere.
Bourdieu has a nice
Does gentrification cause a decline in diversity? Don't we see that
everywhere, including the pre-gentrified areas? I think that we have to look
at the homogenization of our world in terms of the same companies selling the
same stuff everywhere.
Sam Pawlett wrote:
Wojtek Sokolowski wrote:
new order of slaves
More than 27 million people
remain in violent economic bondage.
DISPOSABLE PEOPLE: New Slavery in the
Global Economy
MARTIN LEVIN
Saturday, August 14, 1999
By Kevin Bales
University of California Press,
298 pages
Think slavery's a relic of the past? Think again.
Kevin
Yoshie:
Regarding the ongoing bombing of Iraq you wrote:
"Given the simultaneity of the attacks against Iraq and Yugoslavia, it is a
shame that we couldn't generate a united opposition to both on the
grassroots activist level. (Lots of people who protested agaisnt the Gulf
War were
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
I dare say this has to be at least as interesting + important as value theory.
_
I know "value theory" has become some kind of a 'whipping boy' for radicals--an
euphemism for irrelevant nonsense. And as a matter of fact so much of nonsense has
been
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