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Re: The MIM Debate Reply
- Subject: Re: The MIM Debate Reply
- From: Jeffrey Booth <booth2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 Oct 1995 11:43:54 -0400 (EDT)
I've discovered that you just can't hit the delete key enough when it
comes to the Messiainic Ignorance Movement. Chris B's coddeling of them
makes it worse. Wake up! The MIM Morons have more in common with
fascism than Marxism. Their attempts to divide the working class and
turn poorer workers against their slightly better off sisters and
brothers is classic fascist organizing of sections of the lumpen
proletariat to use as shock troops against the labor movement. Their
attempts to divide us along racial lines is a fascist tactic as
well. And make no mistake, their love of terrorism will one day be used
against us if they are successful. However, they're too stupid to ever
be successful in anything except turning people away from Marxism.
So, a hearty fuck-off to all the petit-bourgeois of the Meathead
Insanity Movement!
-- Jeff Booth
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- Thread context:
- "Staying Behind": NATO's Terror Network,
Arm The Spirit Wed 11 Oct 1995, 00:04 GMT
- Re: The MIM Debate Reply,
Maoist Internationalist Movement Tue 10 Oct 1995, 22:58 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: The MIM Debate Reply,
Chris Burford Wed 11 Oct 1995, 06:18 GMT
- Re: The MIM Debate Reply,
Chris Burford Wed 11 Oct 1995, 06:32 GMT
- Re: The MIM Debate Reply,
Jeffrey Booth Wed 11 Oct 1995, 15:43 GMT
- Re: The MIM Debate Reply,
Maoist Internationalist Movement Wed 11 Oct 1995, 22:23 GMT
- Re: The MIM Debate Reply,
Maoist Internationalist Movement Thu 12 Oct 1995, 03:06 GMT
- Re: The MIM Debate Reply,
Maoist Internationalist Movement Fri 13 Oct 1995, 01:38 GMT
- Re: The MIM Debate Reply,
Maoist Internationalist Movement Fri 13 Oct 1995, 02:09 GMT
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