[Marxism] Six questions for Zivko from truly yours

["Nestor Gorojovsky" <nestorgoro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Zivko:

"One doesn't need to enter into Hegelian deliberations, no matter how 
useful they are, to understand something as simple as this. There 
will be no more from me on this."

Agreed.  So, let us assume that what follows won't be considered a 
Hegelian deliberation.  That is, you may want to answer or not, but 
positively not on that ground.

Tell me, Zivko, would you say that the Yugoslavian population, 
particularly the toiling classes, was (a) for break up of the country 
during the late 80s - early 90s, (b) for NATO intervention and 
invasion in the late 1990s, and (c) for the illegal abduction and 
judgement in a kangaroo court of their President Slobodan Milosevic 
as well as of many officials whose single sin had been to resist the 
invasion?

[Of course, I am begging you to be schematic.  I would feel quite 
disappointed if your answer were "ah, things were very complex".  
This is taken for granted.  What I want to know is what do you think 
the general balance was.]

And (d) would you (you, Zivko, you yourself) deem that population 
"guilty"  for the fate that fell upon Yugoslavia because they kept 
Milosevic in power, or (e) fools who were duped into voting a 
Quisling, or (f) define the electoral system that kept Milosevic in 
power as essetially treacherous, corrupt and undemocratic?

Simple, non Hegelian and quite positivistic, straightforwardly nude 
questions which I am sure will obtain simple, non Hegelian answers, 
in what I guess is a different kind of thread, isn't it?

Néstor Miguel Gorojovsky
nestorgoro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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"Sí, una sola debe ser la patria de los sudamericanos".
Simón Bolívar al gobierno secesionista y disgregador de 
Buenos Aires, 1822
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