nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Zero engagement
Those that have to sell their labour to live do not have the same 'liberties' within your vision of a Randist Zion as you would have. Get real.
Are you really denying that socialists everywhere in the world, including in France, were making a connection between jews and capitalism!? I find that very odd.
I did. And I was genuinely interested to know. But you turned up very little to refute the notion. except to state that the leader of one Socialist party happened to be Jewish.
That doesn't prove anything, really.
I'm a bit surprised you're willing to state this on behalf of every member of a party dating back to a time before you were born.
You seem remarkably sure. Do you know the origin of the cartoon?
kizmet is here to prove to loon-jobs theory of altruism correct.
There is no discussion here yet. Only blowhards blowing hard.
onarchy - the shite - alleged that antisemitism was deeply embedded in the French socialist movement of the 1920s. If it was so deeply embedded in that movement, why was the leader of the SFIO himself Jewish?
Columbia's Top Green Mayor with LIO Group
Brazil's 'Super-Green' Mayor Antanas Mockus helped citizens work wonders with 'market-friendly' Green policies and community problem solving groups. He now leads a consulting venture, has spoken at Harvard, and has run for President, sparking further reform: http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2004/03.11/01-mockus.html
Extreme Conservative and pseudo-Libertarian critics of Libertarianism love to claim Libertarians should get practical, stop talking about philosophy, avoid 'extreme' ideas, recognize democracy and freedom conflict, and join the conservatives to attack everyone else in expensive campaigns. They apparently have not met Columbia's Antanas Mockus.
Philosopher, past University President and mathematical theorist Mayor Antanas Mockus who, as a Green, emphasizes his trans-partisan and collaborative posture, has revitalized transpartisan use of Libertarian tools doing things by 'unleashing people power' many Libertarian advocates elsewhere might otherwise fear pre-mature. As mayor of the capital, Bogota, in two non-consecutive terms, he evidenced Libertarian tools that: blah blah blah
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onarchy - the shite - alleged that antisemitism was deeply embedded in the French socialist movement of the 1920s. If it was so deeply embedded in that movement, why was the leader of the SFIO himself Jewish?
Yep. Who cleans the sewers in the new 'free state' set up in a poor part of Africa? Is it 'citizens'? Or is it cheap labour imported from the local population? Will cleaners, road-sweepers, etc, be paid enough to be able to participate in the completely private health and welfare system? How about the construction workers who build the thing?
All you're talking about is some new form of Dubai-style development. Where's the Utopia in Dubai?
That's not what he said.If he'd done that I'd have pulled him up on it myself. Sadly for you, he hasn't, he's merely stated that the SFIO as a party didn't identify capitalism with Jews.
You really must try harder. You look less and less the bold iconoclast and more and more the sort of goalpost-shifting windbag that Onarchy has shown himself to be.
The point is that nobody knows. Not even you or Onarchy.
Which is much the same as being here to show himself up as a twit, when all is said and done.
And he has done so. Spectacularly.
Actually, I don't think that "economic warfare" is the right term here. NOT doing business with a regime is not warfare. It is more akin to Atlas Shrugging, i.e. the men of ability that go on strike. This happens everywhere socialism is forced upon them. Some flee the country, some retire and some actively choose not to buy anything from a socialist regime. These are peaceful actions (they don't involve force). Of course when this happens socialists angrily wave their fists at the men of ability and rant about how they "destroy" the country and how they "should" contribute to "the common good." Even today socialists blame the US for NOT doing business with Cuba, as if it was some sort of sacred duty to trade with anyone indiscriminately, even vile criminals.
So it is not easy to separate out the effect of Allende's impact from that of US "economic warfare" because forced socialism IS a form of economic warfare and the negative effects of socialism ARE in large parts the victims fighting back or going on strike. That's really why capitalists are so hated by the socialists. Socialism depends on these able people, and unlike regular slaves who can be whipped to perform physical labor, it is impossible to force someone to perform mental labor.
This whole edifice of civilization is in its foundations and in all its stones nothing else than the result of the creative capacity, the achievement, the intelligence, the industry, of individuals: in its greatest triumphs it represents the great crowning achievement of individual God-favored geniuses, in its average accomplishment the achievement of men of average capacity, and in its sum doubtless the result of the use of human labor-force in order to turn to account the creations of genius and of talent. So it is only natural that when the capable intelligences of a nation, which are always in a minority, are regarded only as of the same value as all the rest, then genius, capacity, the value of personality are slowly subjected to the majority and this process is then falsely named the rule of the people. For this is not rule of the people, but in reality the rule of stupidity, of mediocrity, of half-heartedness, of cowardice, of weakness, and of inadequacy....
So it is not easy to separate out the effect of Allende's
impact from that of US "economic warfare" because forced
socialism IS a form of economic warfare and the negative
effects of socialism ARE in large parts the victims fighting
back or going on strike.
Yep. Who cleans the sewers in the new 'free state' set up in a poor part of Africa? Is it 'citizens'? Or is it cheap labour imported from the local population? Will cleaners, road-sweepers, etc, be paid enough to be able to participate in the completely private health and welfare system? How about the construction workers who build the thing?
All you're talking about is some new form of Dubai-style development. Where's the Utopia in Dubai?
It may not be easy, but Bernie is correct to say that you have to... otherwise you can't use Pinochet's regime as an example of anything except how the people who made a mess helped clear it up a bit.
Actually it doesn't translate as "leave us in peace" at all. It means "leave it alone".
Killing innocent people, either directly (as a consequence of brutality) or indirectly (as a consequence of the conditions of labour) is what happens in laissez faire environments. You wouldn't appreciate this because you're the one who is holding the whip.
This is just a statement of fact. Mussolini was the leader of the Italian Socialist party until WWI, and then he left/was ousted because he disagreed on which side Italy should side with in the war. But he remained a true socialist all his life, as did Hitler. Göring stated in the early 20s that Lenin was the greatest man on earth, next to Hitler, and that the difference between Nazism and Bolshevism was "very slight." In his private diary intended for only his own eyes Joseph Goebbels wrote that the intention of the invasion of the Soviet Union was to replace Bolshevism with "true socialism."
In general, Mussolini defined fascism as FORCED UNITY: "nothing outside the state, all inside the state." Or put in the words of the Nazi-leader Robert Ley: "you are allowed to be free from the state only when you sleep." (he said that as a GOOD thing) The Fascists and the Nazis were adherents of the cradle-to-grave welfare state. The slogan of the Hitler Jugend was "people's health is not a private matter." (They advocated public health care) The Nazi-slogan was "the common good before self-interest."
The Bolsheviks and the Nazis were twin ideologies, and you can even see this expressed explicitly in this Nazi worker day emblem from 1934:
http://www. vaticanassassins.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Marx_Nazi-Labor-Day-Emblem_1934_Fascism-Supports-Communism.jpg
here you can see the swastika in harmonious union with the communist hammer and sickle.
So when I say that socialists are fascists (and vice versa) I have pretty good historic backing for my statement. It is not just something I made up.
Fortunately thanks to communism we have something very close to a social experiment in what socialism does to a society vs something akin to capitalism, namely East-Berlin vs West-Berlin, Hong Kong vs Mao's China, South Korea vs North Korea, Eastern Europe vs Western Europe, the communist states vs the Western states. So we do know what the effects of socialism are, and they are devastating.
That's not what he said.
So how is it that you dispute its origins or meaning?
Surely the fact that Blum was Jewish shows how deeply it must have been embedded?
"Feud" refers to the kind of property which dominated feudalism. Thus, you guys who claim that there can be no rights without duties are feudalists. To you serfdom is an integral and defining property of society. Wheras in the medieval times serfs owed their duty to their lords, modern serfs owe their duty to "the common good" and "society."
etymology said:feud (n.)
c.1300, fede "enmity, hatred, hostility," northern English and Scottish; perhaps from an unrecorded O.E. word or else from O.Fr. fede, from O.H.G. fehida "contention, quarrel, feud," from P.Gmc. *faihitha noun of state from adj. *faiho- (cf. O.E. fæhð "enmity," fah "hostile;" Ger. Fehde "feud;" O.Fris. feithe "enmity;" see foe). Sense of "vendetta" is early 15c. Alteration of spelling in 16c. is unexplained. As a verb, from 1670s. Related: Feuded; feuding.feudal
1610s, from M.L. feudalis, from feudum "feudal estate," of Germanic origin (cf. Goth. faihu "property," O.H.G. fihu "cattle;" see fee). Related to M.E. feodary "one who holds lands of an overlord in exchange for service" (late 14c.).
Shithead
So you're backing off from using Chile as an example then?
This is simply not true. Laissez-faire is the direct cause of eliminating poverty in the world.
Fortunately thanks to communism we have something very close to a social experiment in what socialism does to a society vs something akin to capitalism, namely East-Berlin vs West-Berlin, Hong Kong vs Mao's China, South Korea vs North Korea, Eastern Europe vs Western Europe, the communist states vs the Western states. So we do know what the effects of socialism are, and they are devastating.