The poor you do betray, lend an ear, lend an ear The poor you do betray lend an ear.
The poor you do betray, with everything you say
Your articles to bray your contempt throughout the day.
Your editors are craven with fear, yes with fear Your editors are craven with fear.
To liberals you do bow, lend an ear lend an ear
To liberals you do bow, lend an ear
To liberals you bow, with avaricious caw
Your unbecoming trows bring your traitors heart to shew
Your base revision open and clear, yes it’s clear. Your base revision open and clear
Ye Jacobin by name, give an ear, give an ear,
Ye Jacobin by name, give an ear,
Ye Jacobin by name,
Your fautes I will proclaim,
Your doctrines I maun blame, you shall hear, you shall hear
Your doctrines I maun blame, you shall hear
As long as they’re not talking about how communist AES is WSWS has fairly good takes.
Red Alert 1 Allied Briefing, mission 9
It is overdone, even in revivalist architecture. Where’s our Neogothic revival? I want spiky buildings!
Having buildings that can last long term is mostly a good thing (The 1920s construction in Vienna for example is great.) But I can’t imagine that something thrown up in 3 months in 1952 is going to be particularly well built.
Ah well, you see, if the resources of the colonial periphery are being used by the USA and it’s hegemons it’s good and efficient, if it’s being used by China or the third world, it’s wasteful.
Walmart is meh, as was “Fully automated luxury communism.”
I’m going to start the struggle session and say Stalin and Lenin’s work on Nationalism. Frankly I’m fully on Rosa’s side there, excepting only anti-colonial struggles. Even there it’s a dangerous game.
Furr’s stuff, because he provides shitloads of sources but cherrypicks the fuck out of them even though I agree with like 70% of his conclusions.
Bookchin’s “Post-scarcity anarchism” was inspirational to me 15 years ago but has faded as I’ve gone deeper into theory. It’s still useful though. Marcos’ stuff still slaps though, despite a superficial similarity.
“The Coming Insurrection.” Blergh, so many missteps of the 90s are this book’s fault.
Have you seen this new game Workers and Resources Soviet Republic?