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Re: Re: The "unique" English peasantry.
Charles Brown wrote:
> " "Capitalism was a force that could not
> be denied. Its rise was inevitable at some point or other."
>
> ))))))))))))
>
> CB: Tres interesant. Is the fall of capitalism inevitable at some point or other ?
If this is true, socialism is doomed. The only basis for confidence in the
possibility of socialism is the knowledge that capitalism, far from being
a historical inevitability, was an aberration, a cancer, which was internally
self-destructive from the beginning. But if it was inevitable, then theories
about the end of history cannot be refuted and historical materialism
is a silly daydream.
CArrol
- Thread context:
- more on nationalism,
Jim Devine Tue 21 Nov 2000, 22:18 GMT
- : The "unique" English peasantry.,
Charles Brown Tue 21 Nov 2000, 21:54 GMT
- Re: The "unique" English peasantry.,
Charles Brown Tue 21 Nov 2000, 20:53 GMT
- Re: Voter turnout 52,
Charles Brown Tue 21 Nov 2000, 20:51 GMT
- RE: Re: Re: Re: yet another US electile disfunction commentary,
Mikalac Norman S NSSC Tue 21 Nov 2000, 18:39 GMT
- Re: Re: nationalism,
J. Barkley Rosser, Jr. Tue 21 Nov 2000, 18:20 GMT
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