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Re: ripening contradictions?
William S. Lear wrote:
>First, I'm very leery of "ripening contradictions", as I remember
>hearing about those continually for the past umpteen years, and
>somehow, capitalism always seems to right itself.
Oh god, me too. I'm very very wary of crisis talk, which is one reason I'm
so tentative about this. I just think there's some reason to feel that
*something* is happening, though I'm not sure what.
>Finally, I recognize the glee one might feel in seeing the system
>creak and groan---I share it, too. But I think we also ought to ask
>ourselves what will happen when it comes to a crashing halt, or if it
>significantly breaks down.
I entirely agree. I'm not feeling gleeful about this - especially since the
left is in such dismal shape. Just seems like something we should be aware
of, and talking about.
Doug
- Thread context:
- Blinder on Democratizing the FED,
James Devine Wed 12 Nov 1997, 16:36 GMT
- FW: BLS Daily Report boundary="---- =_NextPart_000_01BCEF58.2C53A110",
Richardson_D Wed 12 Nov 1997, 15:47 GMT
- ripening contradictions?,
Doug Henwood Wed 12 Nov 1997, 15:04 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: ripening contradictions?,
William S. Lear Wed 12 Nov 1997, 16:09 GMT
- Re: ripening contradictions?,
Doug Henwood Wed 12 Nov 1997, 16:26 GMT
- Re: ripening contradictions?,
dave markland Wed 12 Nov 1997, 18:20 GMT
- Re: ripening contradictions?,
Tom Walker Wed 12 Nov 1997, 18:28 GMT
- Re: ripening contradictions?,
Louis Proyect Wed 12 Nov 1997, 18:37 GMT
- Re: ripening contradictions?,
PHILLPS Wed 12 Nov 1997, 19:03 GMT
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