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Re: Manifesto Against Labour
For someone who "seems to have little respect for Marx", the following
paragraph seems strikingly like the first in the Communist Manifesto:
> 1. The rule of dead labour
>
> A corpse rules society - the corpse of labour. All
> powers around the globe formed an alliance to
> defend its rule: the Pope and the World Bank, Tony
> Blair and Jörg Haider, trade unions and
> entrepreneurs, German ecologists and French
> socialists. They don't know but one slogan: jobs,
> jobs, jobs!
>
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The Communist Manifesto's opening paragraph:
A spectre is haunting Europe -- the spectre of communism. All the powers
of old Europe have entered into a holy alliance to exorcise this
spectre: Pope and Tsar, Metternich and Guizot, French Radicals and
German police-spies.
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Is this just a coincidence? Or is the author of that article yet another
leftist who claims on one hand to disagree with and dislike Marx, and
trots out quote after quote of his regardless?
--
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John F. Bargh
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"Go on, get out. Last words are for fools who haven't said enough."
- Karl Marx's Last Words, to his Housekeeper.
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- Thread context:
- 25 US 'honest' Quotes,
D OC Wed 04 Sep 2002, 08:36 GMT
- URGENT ACTION FRIDAY,
Xxxx Xxxxxx Wed 04 Sep 2002, 08:03 GMT
- Manifesto Against Labour correction,
Barry Brooks Wed 04 Sep 2002, 02:06 GMT
- Manifesto Against Labour,
Barry Brooks Wed 04 Sep 2002, 01:51 GMT
- Australian left developments,
Philip Ferguson Wed 04 Sep 2002, 00:14 GMT
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