Woah, he really flew his flag out there. I remember seeing some his nonsense over the Obama years:
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I think anarcho-syndicalism is more about “building the new society in the shell of the old.” But the experience of state repression often leads to “okay, start by destroying the power structures,” or even “fuck it, I’ll find any ally I can and do anything I have to” like Earl Browder…
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They weren’t attacking Assad, they were attacking Iran. And the Iranian airforce does not have a lot of planes to spare.
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Two months ago:
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And that’s why they had to liquidate the k****s and concentrate the land in state or collective farms.
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They didn’t have to; they chose to.
Which is yet another reason why I’m not a Marxist-Leninist.
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The reason I posted that one is because I’ve been telling folks for a year now that fascism is primarily a middle class pathology. I found it interesting to see that view supported by an expert in the field.
The description of the link to fascism didn’t come from Marx; that bit is from Bosworth, a modern Australian academic who studies Italian fascism.
Marx said that the middle class would eventually be destroyed by the upper class (which is happening now). Bosworth observed that a significant fraction of the middle class tend to react to that threat by turning to fascism.
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https://twitter.com/yassmin_a/status/983365381048979456
https://twitter.com/yassmin_a/status/984193977430749184
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