xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I have found myself in agreement with Lou's recent post suggesting that the roots of ecological crisis and overpopulation pressures lie in the contradictions of capitalism, and that a socialist revolution is not only necessary but also desirable if we are to have a sustainable ecological system in the future.
Hmm, ok, maybe I can get an answer from you: what changes in industrial and agricultural practices, energy sources, the built environment, living arrangements, etc., will occur under socialism that will avoid the eco-catastrophe capitalism supposedly has in store for us. It's not just a matter of invoking the words "socialist revolution" along the lines of "Presto Change-o," is it?
Doug
Well, they do have to be the opposite of the changes that took place under really existing socialism...
Brad DeLong
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