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Re: Re: Re: Current implications for South Africa
Louis Proyect wrote:
>
> Yoshie:
> >Let's forget about fast food as it is merely red herring in this
> >thread.
>
> Then why the heck did you and Carrol tell practically argue that opposition
> to MacDonalds is anti-working class? Surely you are aware that I read
> lbo-talk just as Doug reads the Marxism list archives. I found your
> performance around this question deeply troubling.
Lou, if I could do it with a wave of my hand, I would wipe MacDonalds
off the face of the earth. The institution of fast food is undoubtedly
vicious. But attacking _people_ rather than the institutions that
exploit them is just politically stupid. I don't really remember very
well the specific thread -- but I have very consistently on LBO attacked
generic attacks on people.
Your misunderstanding here is characteristic, I think, of the way in
which a focus on truth in the abstract can divorce people from political
reality. It leads to Plato's solution: Philosopher Kings.
Carrol
- Thread context:
- Re: Current implications for South Africa, (continued)
- Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Yoshie Furuhashi Sun 24 Jun 2001, 23:55 GMT
- Re: Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Louis Proyect Mon 25 Jun 2001, 00:11 GMT
- Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Yoshie Furuhashi Mon 25 Jun 2001, 00:29 GMT
- Re: Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Louis Proyect Mon 25 Jun 2001, 01:24 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Carrol Cox Mon 25 Jun 2001, 01:29 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Louis Proyect Mon 25 Jun 2001, 13:07 GMT
- Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Yoshie Furuhashi Mon 25 Jun 2001, 14:24 GMT
- Re: Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Michael Perelman Mon 25 Jun 2001, 14:31 GMT
- Re: Current implications for South Africa,
Yoshie Furuhashi Mon 25 Jun 2001, 01:37 GMT
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