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Re: Chinese peasant anger
- Subject: Re: Chinese peasant anger
- From: "ÁÎ×Ó¹â Henry C.K.Liu ¹ù¤l¥ú" <hliu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2000 10:20:05 -0700
This is just the tip of the iceburg. After WTO, the reaction will be massive.
This report as usual distorts the situationby trying to focus the bureacracy as
the enemy, a neoliberal spin. The bureaucracy is not the enemy, the market is.
We are now reaching the stage where ideological errors of the pro-market
economy reformers are being exposed by undeniable reality. The time of abstract
debate has passed. All of China will wake up to the fact that the "free market"
is the true enemy of the people.
Henryu C. K. Liu
Louis Proyect wrote:
> NY Times, Sept. 17, 2000
>
> Chinese Farmers Rebel Against Bureaucracy
>
> By CRAIG S. SMITH
>
> YUANDU, China ? More than 10,000 angry peasants converged on the two-story,
> white-tiled town hall here in August, demanding relief from high taxes and
> administrative fees that eat up any profit from farming.
- Thread context:
- Bebel: Re: Marx & Engels on Prostitution (was Re: Women & Industrialization),
Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Sun 17 Sep 2000, 16:26 GMT
- Re: marxism-digest V1 #2613,
Geoff Collier Sun 17 Sep 2000, 15:47 GMT
- The rich got richer,
Louis Proyect Sun 17 Sep 2000, 15:36 GMT
- Chinese peasant anger,
Louis Proyect Sun 17 Sep 2000, 15:35 GMT
- Petrol protests are "anti-market", not "anti-tax",
Louis Proyect Sun 17 Sep 2000, 15:26 GMT
- Marriage and prostitution,
Louis Proyect Sun 17 Sep 2000, 12:52 GMT
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