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Self Insert "People can really believe anything these days!" - Ismism This page is meant to represent NewMaritimeVistula's political views. Please do not make any major edits without their permission. |
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In Development "I'll stop reading eventually." - Left Communism This page is still in development due to ongoing reading by Someone, multiple things may change drastically. |
We live in a contradiction, a brutal state of affairs, profoundly inegalitarian – where all existence is evaluated in terms of money alone – is presented to us as ideal. To justify their conservatism, the partisans of the established order cannot really call it ideal or wonderful. So instead, they have decided to say that all the rest is horrible. Sure, they say, we may not live in a condition of perfect Goodness. But we’re lucky that we don’t live in a condition of Evil. Our democracy is not perfect. But it’s better than the bloody dictatorships. Capitalism is unjust. But it’s not criminal like Stalinism. We let millions of Africans die of AIDS, but we don’t make racist nationalist declarations like Milosevic. We kill Iraqis with our airplanes, but we don’t cut their throats with machetes like they do in Rwanda, etc..
Alain Badiou
Introduction
Detailed Beliefs
Political Evolution
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 Stupid Communism Lover |
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 This Corbyn Fella looks based |
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 Rojava, eh? |
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 Wait its the state that causes unfair markets?. |
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 Cooperatives are based |
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 Hugely influenced by  Finn Tylerwhen learning about Guild Socialism with him |
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 Current beliefs which I'm still working on |
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Reading[6]
Finished
Reading
The National Bolshevist Manifesto (2006, Karl Otto Paetel)
- Current chapter: The Nation as the ‘Highest Value’
Capitalist Realism - Is there no alternative? (Mark Fisher)[7]
- Current chapter: What if you held a protest and everyone came?
Plan to Read
Chaos Theory : Two Essays on Market Anarchy
National Anarchist Manifesto
Myth and Reality (Mircea Eliade)- The Sacred and the Profane: The Nature of Religion (Mircea Eliade)
The Individual and the Becoming of the World (1926, Julius Evola)
Selections from Prison Notebooks (Antonio Gramsci)
Suggestions
- ↑ Great analysis of capitalist realism in his book - Capitalist Realism: Is there no alternative?
- ↑ His contesting of the 2019 UK election got me interested in socialism.
- ↑ A big influence on my economics (guild socialism)
- ↑ Some views on democracy and the current state of things being not free at all - read Fascism 100 Questions, it's very good. Reading it really solidified my hatred of liberal democracy.
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Kautskyism is okay though.
- ↑ since the creation of the old page Militant Socialism
- ↑ Read through this before once, but I wanna refresh my memory on it.
