Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-06-01 Thread Hugh Rodwell
Doug Henwood wrote: Hugh Rodwell wrote: The reason our indirect (not so bloody indirect actually) apologists for capital (such as Doug and Chris, with Rob flapping around them like one of Dante's trimmers on the banks of the Styx) [...] keep trying to make us think that capital is doing OK and

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-06-01 Thread Russ
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Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-06-01 Thread Sam Pawlett
Robert Malecki wrote: I see that Doug is still upset because Workers Vanguard tore his "WallStreet" apart. And cyberspace reflects the dismal shape of the left in general. But for you who is soft on the Stalinists to talk about sectarians and censors must be the understatement of the year.

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-06-01 Thread Sam Pawlett
Fortunately, the links on the LBO links page work just fine. Visit http://www.panix.com/~dhenwood/LBO_links.html, scroll about 4/5 of the way down, or search for "Malecki." Links not only to the WV critique of Wall Street, but to Malecki central and a direct link to his hot-as-a-pistol

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-06-01 Thread Robert Malecki
Deadwood writes! Fortunately, the links on the LBO links page work just fine. Visit http://www.panix.com/~dhenwood/LBO_links.html, scroll about 4/5 of the way down, or search for "Malecki." Links not only to the WV critique of Wall Street, but to Malecki central and a direct link to his

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-05-31 Thread Doug Henwood
Dave Bedggood wrote: Interesting that Doug Henwood thinks that non-profit ownership is perceived as a threat by Ford. Ford FOUNDATION, not the Ford Motor Corp. And point was, if you even bothered to read the original text, was that the various community organizations in the U.S. were in many

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-05-31 Thread Chris Burford
At 15:36 30/05/99 +0200, Hugh wrote what was only his second contribution in 4 weeks, despite a post at 4 weeks ago emphasising that we are in a revolutionary situation. My own theory of his relative silence is that on the question of Kosovo he has major differences with Bob Malecki tactically

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-05-31 Thread Robert Malecki
Doud writes: Judging by cyberspace, Marxism is indeed in dismal shape. It's mainly a gang of sectarians and censors. Very sad. Doug I see that Doug is still upset because Workers Vanguard tore his "WallStreet" apart. And cyberspace reflects the dismal shape of the left in general. But for

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-05-31 Thread Robert Malecki
Both Hugh and I and Dave know very well where we have each other. Certainly we never agree to disagree when we have our differences. However we do agree about your both democratic imperialist and reformist approach to politics. Most of what Hugh and Dave writes in polemics against both you

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-05-30 Thread Rob Schaap
Hello Hugh, I had a feeling we might be hearing from you ... and you know I'm too busy to bang on like this, but ... As for the present stage, "reforms" is just a euphemism for slash and burn reaction, so why anyone at all apart from the bourgeoisie and their spittle-licking Third Way

Re: M-TH: Re: Reforming Capitalism

1999-05-30 Thread Doug Henwood
Hugh Rodwell wrote: The reason our indirect (not so bloody indirect actually) apologists for capital (such as Doug and Chris, with Rob flapping around them like one of Dante's trimmers on the banks of the Styx) Luv ya too, Hugh! keep trying to make us think that capital is doing OK and will