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Doesn't the existence of the capitalist state, nationalism, and militarist rivarly among imperialist nations pre-suppose the production and reproduction of a certain kind of irrationality? I.e. isn't a certain amount of irrationality, often passing as nationalism, structurally _necessary_ for the reproduction of capitalism? I'm thinking here, in part, of 'necessary illusions' a la Chomsky. In solidarity, Jerry
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