Yep.I know-people are always talking about punching somebody or killing somebody on here. It seems to fulfil a need.
Yep.I know-people are always talking about punching somebody or killing somebody on here. It seems to fulfil a need.
Was more thinking along the lines of punching her face in
I know-people are always talking about punching somebody or killing somebody on here. It seems to fulfil a need.
Resources of Critique aint bad and neither is Against Post Modernism . Not sure about the rest of Callinicos's stuff. Avoid pamphlets!!there's a load of trot books by callinicos and his ilk in the charity shop near me. am i correct to assume they won't be much cop?
there's a load of trot books by callinicos and his ilk in the charity shop near me. am i correct to assume they won't be much cop?
I'd rather read his work than have to listen to him. He used to bore me to tears.
Yesis bookmarks the SWP press?
This bit is brilliant.
""We were living like a scene from Withnail & I, except there was no space to move," she said. "It was very miserable. People get very depressed – that level of poverty has a bad effect on your mental health, it makes people feel that nothing will ever get better. I know that is the situation for a lot of people, but for young graduates, middle-class people, it is a real shock. It is not sufficiently recognised at all – how poor the rates are in the benefit system."
which one? Oxfam? I might have a trawl through when I'm up herei think they're a quid a piece. there's fucking loads of them - some ex-swappie lost his faith by the looks of it...
might have another look through. there's some titles that looked like they might have been interesting, but i was suspicious of the company they kept...
Don't you get them for free?which one? Oxfam? I might have a trawl through when I'm up here
This bit is brilliant.
""We were living like a scene from Withnail & I, except there was no space to move," she said. "It was very miserable. People get very depressed – that level of poverty has a bad effect on your mental health, it makes people feel that nothing will ever get better. I know that is the situation for a lot of people, but for young graduates, middle-class people, it is a real shock. It is not sufficiently recognised at all – how poor the rates are in the benefit system."
I have donated nearly all my swappie books to charity, but I kept my copies of Callitoff's series of books on south africa, for sheer chortle quality as they continue to insist that 'aparthied cannot be reformed away, only workers wevolution will sweep it away' right up to after mandela is elected president.there's a load of trot books by callinicos and his ilk in the charity shop near me. am i correct to assume they won't be much cop?
Why have you posted a picture of Rees in a thread about Callinicos and Penny?