Re: [Marxism] Misunderstanding Solidarity Re: ISO's conference.

[Andrew Pollack <acpollack2@xxxxxxxxx>]

The ATC article by Henry Phillips confirms my point. It has the same
tone as the front-page article in Labor Notes right after Carey's
victimization by the government: too bad, so sad, you got caught, bye
bye. I'll never forget being shocked at that article's tone.
Not one iota of an awareness that Carey needed to be defended.

On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 11:38 PM, Sam B <sam.b.ann.arbor@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> chegitz guevara <absynthe@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> Back in 1998, Diane Feeley wrote an article for Against the Current in
>>> which she stated that it was a good thing that the government removed
>>> Ron Carey from his leadership position in the Teamsters. As I recall,
>>> I was the only one in my local that raised a stink that a leader of a
>>> socialist organization was siding with the government against a union.
>>> Carey was eventually indicted, and found not guilty of all charges
>>> against him.
>>>
>>> As far as I know, Solidarity has never admitted it was wrong.
>
>

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