Charles Brown wrote: >Actually, isn't it a big part of our problem that what _most people_ DO mean >by "socialism" what they had in the USSR? --jks > >____________ > >CB: This is a problem for you because of your utopianism. Marx >predicted that the Paris Commune would be a folly of dispair, but >also knew that it was the beginning of actual socialism, with all >its faults, and advanced his theory of socialism based on it. >Similarly , the USSR to the 20th power. Wait a minute. A model that failed and which is now held in almost universally low regard - you may not like that, but it's a fact - is the basis of a future socialism? Justin may be a utopian, but you're a dystopian then. Doug
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