Yoshie:
>There is no contradiction between (A) the thesis that the origin of
>capitalism lies in the transformation of social property relations in
>the English countryside and (B) the development of modern slavery &
>other forms of unfree labor used in production of commodities on the
>periphery _for_ the capitalist world market.
I quite honestly don't understand what you are trying to say.
>What do you think caused B if not A? If you say colonialism, what
>caused colonialism? The evil character of White Man? Greed at the
>heart of Human Nature?
What caused colonialism? Don't you know that I don't answer questions like
these. I don't remember when you began to pose Socratic one-liners like
this. Naughty-naughty.
Louis Proyect
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