Re: [ox-en] Digital Utopianism

• From: "." <adam diamat.org.uk>
• Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 15:40:55 +0000

On Sat, 15 Mar 2008 23:06:00 [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] Dmytri Kleiner wrote:

Ha!

I'm far from a Marx scholar, but it is pretty obvious that Marx's
views, as well as those of other Socialist theorist including Anarchist
are much more relevant,  and far more visible, far more influential,
and far more widely held than "Oekonux" can ever hope to be.

If Marxian and Anarchist labour movements are nowhere in sight, despite
having at least hundreds of thousands of adherents in there ranks, then
how irrelevant is "Oekonux?" which is basically less than a dozen
confused people?

Your conceit here is laughable. Oekonux will never be as large a movement
as even the smallest, most obscure and most cranky branch of Socialism.

oh i don´t know
have been to quite a few obscure and cranky branch meetings
some
where there´s just been one chap
arguing with himself in an empty room


On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 14:31:15 +0000 (GMT) Dmytri Kleiner wrote:

Once again, you are arguing that the fact that there is milk in the store means that milk comes from stores, and thus cows are no longer a factor of it's production.

i think youŕe on to something
but i´m unable to put my finger on it
at the mo

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