Re: [Marxism] National Socialism rides again

[Waistline2@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 12/28/03 12:07:19 PM Pacific Standard Time,
Waistline2@xxxxxxx writes:
Keep your eye of that, which is called the bourgeois property relations and
forget the concept "anti-capitalist." In America "anti-capitalist" is
actually
Populism. Populism is fascism in disguise.

We are talking about communism . . . the radical abolition of the property
relations at various junctures of the evolution of commodity production.

Anti-capitalism as a concept is going to  become your undoing because it is
an ideological expression of Populism in the real world of politics: Fascism in
disguise.

Step back from the edge.

Comment


Anti-corporatism is a form of Populism.

Populism is Fascism in disguise.

The corporation is a form of organization.

I am flat out against the property relations that organizes the form of
reproduction on the basis of the circuit of capital in the hands of individuals.
The corporation is not the enemy although that is the first perception
appearance form of the problem. The Populists - Fascist in disguise, rally 
against
"the power of corporations."

What of distribution of the social product based on need?

I am a communist worker. That is my dream and vision.

Communism is best grasped by the communist class. Our modern corporate form
of organization of the means of production is undergoing transition and going
to be taken out of the flied of logic of private capital. I am not rallying
against a corporation. Coke Cola is going to be compelled to produce two - nay, 
-
five, bottles of water and purify the earth for every one bottle of coke.

I simply have to win over a larger audience to the communist vision - as I
understand it. I already cannot - not, fight.

Peace

Melvin P.
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