Work for the world.
- Karl Marx
After read the nonsense about Chinese socialism, I am not surprised
to see a citation from Karl Marx that has nothing to do with his
overall insight. Work for the world might as well have been uttered
by Jimmy Carter.
Hi Louis, I'm sad to see your comment below. Comrades should not speak to each
other like this.
All the best, Eric
Louis Proyect [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Work for the world.
- Karl Marx
After read the nonsense about Chinese socialism, I am not surprised
to see a citation from Karl Marx
On Feb 17, 2008 6:31 AM, Eric Sommer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Louis, I'm sad to see your comment below. Comrades should not speak to
each other like this.
All the best, Eric
[Quote redacted]
I guess I'm going to have to start filtering marxmail's bigmouth by
'text body' instead of
Eric wrote:
Hi Louis, I'm sad to see your comment below. Comrades should not speak to
each other like this.
With due zealotry and certainty, Louis protects the sacred flame of
Marxism (tm) against anybody tempted to dim it by standing anywhere
near the Brenner Thesis, China, Ahmedinajad,
First of all, Michael Lebowitz is on the list and will be glad to hear from
Eric.
Second, Lou's remark was more biting than necessary. I did not notice any
statement
that Marx was unnecessary, but rather that Deng was building on Marx's
conception of
development.
That said, most of us here,
Dear Eric,
Good to hear of your existence. Actually, I do follow events in
China and am familiar with Deng's innovations and the subsequent 'one
represents' arguments. (In fact, I think most analysts outside the
country know about this.) It would be interesting to know if you are
aware of the
Eric Sommer [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/17/2008 1:51 AM
Deng Xiao Ping Theory: The Framework which Guides China's
Development
by Eric Sommer
CB: Good to have someone here who will more fully elucidate that point
of view.
Deng Xiao Ping Theory: The Framework which Guides China's Development
by Eric Sommer
In the movement of new knowledge and innovations across the globe,, some things
travel quickly. But other things, especially those which encounter cultural or
ideological barriers, may move with glacial
