--- Louis Proyect <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The same way that feudalism was abolished in a > number of countries in > Europe over about a century and a half.
How was feudalism "abolished"? By decree? > Capitalism > might be a global > system, but it does not operate in Cuba. Now we have entered the realm of Jack Kirby comics. Some sort of powerful force-field bubble that shields Cuba from the web of social relationships that most of the globe is enveloped in. Fidel Castro as Reed Richards. > I understand > that you are > some kind of advocate of communism or something. "Communism or something." > have encountered > ideas like yours on the aut-op-sy mailing list and > usually in the > context of discussions of obscure Italian > autonomists. Bah. Operaismo. ptuii! Bad enough that it is an ascendant fad in the extra-parliamentary left. Now you're accusing me of being one if its adherents! > You are of > course welcome to your own take on things even > though they really > have very little in common with Marx, who hailed the > Paris Commune > with all its limitations. I hail free universal higher education and health care, with all their limitations. So what? > I have no idea what you mean by "the law of value". I see. "Communism or something" indeed. > Even if every > country in the world had a Cuban type system, there > would still be > "value creation" if you mean this in terms of the > circulation of > money, wages, profits and losses in state-owned > firms, etc. In other words, there would still be capitalism? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
