Could you explain how this article supports your position?
Doug
I have long ago told you that I was not in the business of answering these
kinds of questions, Doug. I have made my position clear in thousands of
words posted to PEN-L. If they are not clear to you at this point, no
further
Louis Proyect wrote:
Could you explain how this article supports your position?
Doug
I have long ago told you that I was not in the business of answering these
kinds of questions, Doug. I have made my position clear in thousands of
words posted to PEN-L. If they are not clear to you at this
So this article indicates that Milosevic's fall was internally generated, by
his brutality and by his corruption.
Yes, outside funding and pressure pushed the situation towards his removal,
but this article posted by Louis shows how clearly Milosic's legitimacy had
collapsed even among his
Doug Henwood:
Cops and citizens joined in seeing the regime as massively corrupt.
If this comports with socialism, maybe I'm not a socialist after all.
Actually, there are different kinds of socialism. There is Marxian
socialism and then there is the socialism that is either indifferent to or
Right, nothing could help. By Lou's reasoning, the involvement of units of the Czarist
military in the Bolshevik revolution supports the idea that it was an imperialiast
coup inspired by German military intelligence. Actuslly there is rather more support
for that notion than the idea that Lou
Louis Proyect wrote:
Who is Driscoll? Some postmodernist scribbler?
The excellent Catherine Driscoll, an Australian feminist and cult
stud scholar. She once said she wasn't finished with a paper because
she hadn't yet figured out what questions to ask her answers. I've
incorporated this
Right, nothing could help. By Lou's reasoning, the involvement of units of
the Czarist military in the Bolshevik revolution supports the idea that it
was an imperialiast coup inspired by German military intelligence. Actuslly
there is rather more support for that notion than the idea that Lou is
The excellent Catherine Driscoll, an Australian feminist and cult
stud scholar. She once said she wasn't finished with a paper because
she hadn't yet figured out what questions to ask her answers. I've
incorporated this formula into my philosophy of life.
Doug
Oh. Here's my philosophy:
This
- Original Message -
From: "Louis Proyect" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Again, I have to remind Nathan that as a Marxist I use different
terminology than him. For me a revolution involves progressive
transformation of property relations, such as took place in the American
At 04:15 PM 10/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
Again, I have to remind Nathan that as a Marxist I use different
terminology than him. For me a revolution involves progressive
transformation of property relations, such as took place in the American
Civil War or October 1917. In Yugoslavia, we are dealing
Might not the upsurge against Kostunica be considered as a speeding-up of
the process that Milosevic started, i.e., the privatization of state
property in Serbia? it also would be a broadening of the transformation of
property rights, since the beneficiaries of the privatization would no
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