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Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 22:01:41 -0700
From: GALEN-AT-pseud.pseud
Subject: Re: M-INTRO: marxism and one wage




Hans_Ehrbar-AT-pseud.pseud wrote:

>  Let me add my own 2 cents worth here: The point with organization
> is well taken.  We cannot do it individualistically, we must
> organize for it.  But I disagree that we have so much time.
> There is a certain urgency.  We do not have time to wait for
> future generations to eventually abolish capitalism.  We
> have to abolish it during our lifetimes because otherwise
> capitalism will create such ecological disasters that
> we will sink back into barbarism.

Yes, I agree.  We must abolish capitalism in our own lifetime.  I
actually work toward that end for the sake of my children, other
children, and future generations.  Hegemony, however, is an aggressive
force.  Though I focus my own efforts toward change, I recognize that
most don't.  So the odds of immediate change look slim.  I refuse to
give up; however by acknowledging that even though I may not see real
change in my lifetime, the possibility for change still exists.

By the way, I think capitalism is barbaric.  We can't sink back into
that state of existence because we are already in it.  Could there be
anything worse than the last century?

Galen Leonhardy



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