sovietsnake

Nevertheless we are better than them.

Now watch Haibane Renmei.

Because it's a realistic solution a country can be in favour of. It doesn't matter how much we'd love for the Zionist entity to stop existing, we must not commit ultra-leftism mistakes and expect that a country tries to accomplish an objective that cannot be met.

Sounds like a deal between compradors and the imperialiasts, the libertarios will let them in gladly, no threat needed.

It seems la CIA will be trafficking fentanyl to Argentina in a few months and introduce opiates into the region.

War can create peace, it is precisely this dialectical opposition the reason we Marxists say violence has a role, but this is the war of the imperialists, not the proletariat.

That's because you're using as examples movements based in the capital of the imperial core, the US. People have quite higher living standards and in general the gap between poor and rich (until very recently) wasn't that huge when compared to the Global South where you'd literally have villas or favelas next to super rich neighborhoods for decades. That among other reasons such as the biggest police State impede the development of a revolutionary movement.

Furthermore, your conception of democratic centralism is flawed. Having a leader is not democratic centralism, but rather a more complex approach where the old capitalist beaurocracy and military are erradicated and you have people that can lose their position at any time by vote. None of the movements you mentioned are representative of a Marxist Leninist, dialectical, or democratic centralist organization.

State and the revolution, I finished it last week

Least brain dead usonian

I've read Aeschylus, some Plato, not that much. But I'd say it depends on what you want to learn from that. If you ask me, I'd be interested in the Greeks by how were they later interpreted by authors like Kant, Spinoza, Hegel, etc. So I'd say go for Hesiod, Homer, since both of them provide the background for all the Greeks after them and then go for the Milesians, and the other presocratics (which includes Heraclitus) and then Plato and so on. I wouldnt bother with the Romans but maybe thats just ignorance from my part. I dont know if my naswer was good enough but let me know, i am currently to start to read some other greek text so maybe we could help each other!

hey, the link in the sidebar that says "see this thread for more information" doesn't work and I guess it should link to this post

A really good example is the size of vehicles in the US for example, urban life shouldn't necessitate more than the kei Japanese style of cars, yet we see some that could easily be used in military operations and transform daily life into a competition of the biggest survives in collisions.