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  • Isabella White
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    Re: (Jews...) Now: Peter Kropotkin's introduction thread

    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    Oh my goodness! Is that what passes for "music" nowadays?!?
    Oh, it is so depressing, isn't it, dear Sister Basilissa? Gracious me, what has happened to the delights of real music? What we really need to be listening to are the old hymns, the grand songs that glorify the Gospel of our beloved . I will include a fine example at the end of my message, and it is my hope that this will bless everyone here at .

    A blessed evening to you, Dear,
    Sincerely, Isabella W.

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  • Basilissa
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    Re: (Jews...) Now: Peter Kropotkin's introduction thread

    Originally posted by PeterKropotkin View Post
    We need more Frank Zappa...
    How about addressing my questions, dear...?

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  • PeterCrackhead
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    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    Oh my goodness! Is that what passes for "music" nowadays?!?
    We need more Frank Zappa...

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  • Basilissa
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    Re: (Jews...) Now: Peter Kropotkin's introduction thread

    Originally posted by MitzaLizalor View Post
    It's almost like you can see what's coming next
    Oh my goodness! Is that what passes for "music" nowadays?!?

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    It's almost like you can see what's coming next

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  • Joanna Lytton-Vasey
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    Originally posted by PeterKropotkin View Post
    But right now I am more focused on modern thoughts like David Harvey or Richard Wolff with a touch of Chomsky...
    The SPE was probably okay in its day (though Halle did most of the heavy lifting), and the Pisa Lectures are still worth a read, but he had badly lost the plot by the time of the Minimalist Program.

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Re: (Jews...) Now: Peter Kropotkin's introduction thread

    Originally posted by PeterKropotkin View Post
    Actually, Marxist regimes have a good track record-[Name one -ed.]
    Originally posted by PeterKropotkin View Post
    The real problem started 1648 with Cossack rebellion in the Ukraine that brought Russia in-[That's enough of that -ed.]



    Yes; I see where you're going wrong. You're confusing anarchism with anarchy. Perhaps if you addressed the Kievan Rus and their religious history you'd get nearer the mark. So far it's not a very good introduction. We hardly know what you think. But we do know about Engels and other scribblings—The Communist Manifesto, Mein Kampf, The Koran & suchlike—are largely irrelevant here.

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  • PeterCrackhead
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    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    If you did, you shouldn't be so obsessed with uniting all workers of the world - among all of the dumb ideas that Marx conceived, that was certainly one of the dumbest.

    Please try to explain how modern day Marxists are different in their treatment of Marx's writings from Christians in their treatment of the Bible.

    Now, the True Difference™ is that the Bible is the work of God, Who by definition never makes errors. Marx, on the other hand, was a middle-class European man who never saw anything but capitalist Europe, which is why he was unable to think of a system that would truly be appealing to people of different cultural histories. Which is why all real-life applications of Marxism have failed. Period.
    Actually, Marxist regimes have a good track record until Capitalists intervene. But, I am socialist not a Marxist and anarchy-syndicalist to boot. So, we want a bottom up non hierarchical formation of the economy and government...

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  • PeterCrackhead
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    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    You must agree that this was one of the dumbest mistakes of the Poles. Instead of allying themselves with the Turks, or at least staying neutral, they allied themselves with the Austro-Hungarian empire, only to be betrayed by them less than a 100 years later.
    Not really, the ottomans were already declining by 1683. The real problem started 1648 with Cossack rebellion in the Ukraine that brought Russia in and then economic system that relied too heavily on serfs based agriculture— didn’t adapt well to issues in the late 17th and early 18th centuries with environmental pressures. So, it saw a terrible decline internally while its neighbors grew. Fredrick the great and the smelled the stench of death in the air for Poland and it was all over...

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  • Basilissa
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    Originally posted by PeterKropotkin View Post
    1683... the hussars ride again....
    You must agree that this was one of the dumbest mistakes of the Poles. Instead of allying themselves with the Turks, or at least staying neutral, they allied themselves with the Austro-Hungarian empire, only to be betrayed by them less than a 100 years later.

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  • PeterCrackhead
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    Originally posted by BibleReader2231 View Post
    I have to bring back to the point that a commie came into the forums and took over a thread I made in typical commie fashion having to make it about himself like some crackpot dictator like Abu Bakr Baghdad Iraq or something like that. The fact it’s a Polish commie is disappointing given the rich history they’ve dealt with in the past. How is a product like him made?
    1683... the hussars ride again....

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  • BibleReader2231
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    I have to bring back to the point that a commie came into the forums and took over a thread I made in typical commie fashion having to make it about himself like some crackpot dictator like Abu Bakr Baghdad Iraq or something like that. The fact it’s a Polish commie is disappointing given the rich history they’ve dealt with in the past. How is a product like him made?

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  • PeterCrackhead
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    Originally posted by handmaiden View Post
    Oh, no! That sounds scary! I'd better hide under the covers!


    Bff! I will trust in The Lord, for The Lord is my strength and my shield.

    Only if you’re in the way of progress...

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  • Basilissa
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    Originally posted by PeterKropotkin View Post
    I just cannot spell... who says I don’t read Gramsci?
    If you did, you shouldn't be so obsessed with uniting all workers of the world - among all of the dumb ideas that Marx conceived, that was certainly one of the dumbest.

    But right now I am more focused on modern thoughts like David Harvey or Richard Wolff with a touch of Chomsky...
    Please try to explain how modern day Marxists are different in their treatment of Marx's writings from Christians in their treatment of the Bible.

    Now, the True Difference™ is that the Bible is the work of God, Who by definition never makes errors. Marx, on the other hand, was a middle-class European man who never saw anything but capitalist Europe, which is why he was unable to think of a system that would truly be appealing to people of different cultural histories. Which is why all real-life applications of Marxism have failed. Period.

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  • Isabella White
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    Re: Jews will be Joos I guess. Netanyahu charged with bribery

    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    Seriously? Haven't you people learn the hard way that communism doesn't work? I mean, I know all about Polish jokes, but are you seriously that dumb?!?
    Oh, dear Sister Basilissa: Well, one of my neighbors three doors over is Polish, and she's rather strange. I'm not sure if her peculiarities are because she's Polish, or if she's borderline retarded. I suspect it might be both, plus being a brain-washed Cathyolick doesn't help. So, this could very well be something that affects many Poles. You'll see for yourself in the attached photo.

    A blessed day to you, Dear,
    Sincerely, Isabella W.

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