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Misdirected Rage
The Criminalization Of American Citizens
The State's primary goal is to create criminals out of citizens.
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12th November 2009 12:51
by Apikoros
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19th October 2009 01:43
by Jacob Richter
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'Race', 'Racism', the BBC and the BNP
A discussion of the British Broadcasting Corporation and British National Party to explore how 'race' and 'racism' have evolved over the last one-hundred years.
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2nd October 2009 02:26
by undersound
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The Abolition of Indirect and Other Class-Regressive Taxation
“Undoubtedly the victorious proletariat would also make fundamental reforms in taxation. It would endeavor to abolish all the taxes that today rest upon the laboring population – first of all the indirect ones that increase the cost of living.” (Karl Kautsky)
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13th September 2009 03:57
by Jacob Richter
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Seizing the left initiative
The British ruling class is preparing a massive, wide-scale and co-ordinated offensive against public services, democratic rights and working-class living standards for the period after the general election, as British capitalism steadies and reorientates itself after the recession.
Indeed, the offensive has already begun on some fronts, albeit quietly and haltingly in places.
How should the labour movement and the left respond?
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1st September 2009 01:56
by Jacob Richter
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The Transitional Programme Today
Partially based on CWI's Summer School
In this article a short introduction is given to what the Transitional Programme means and what kind of approach it contains.
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17th August 2009 19:34
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10th July 2009 10:53
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Class-Strugglist Democracy and the Demarchic Commonwealth
Class-Strugglist Democracy and the Demarchic Commonwealth
“But much more important for Marxist thought is Aristotle's account in Books 3-6 of the Politics where he defines democracy as the rule of the poor over the rich whom they can outnumber in the Assembly. Demokratia is taken to be class rule rather than popular government, and demos is understood in the sense of the common people, not the whole of the people as Perikles, Demosthenes, and other Athenians preferred to believe.” (Mogens Herman Hansen)
The Greek word demokratia is a much more emphatic word than “democracy” in two very personal ways. First, I considered substituting the word “democracy” in the title of this chapter section and in other areas of this work with this Greek word. Second, upon reading the word demokratia for the very first time, I initially regretted not having used it at all, much less commented on it, in my earlier work. Does the word demokratia, unlike “democracy” and its politically correct connotations, actually present its own separate challenge to overcoming the crisis of... 
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5th July 2009 17:25
by Jacob Richter
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Individual Secession
With the social contract being non-binding and the government being the co-perpetrator of injustice, individual secession becomes a moral imperative!
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Take Control Of Your Credit Card Debt And Bring Your Creditors To Their Knees
I have found a way to completely eliminate harassing phone calls from credit card companies and collection agencies. I have not received a phone call from a creditor in almost two years. Nor have I received any mail from them. With this plan, I am in control of my debt, not the shameless credit card companies! I am in control of how much I pay and the amount of time in which I do so. My plan is to repay the principle only from this point forward and not the interest. Interest is theft and especially after the bail out in which the average taxpayer received nothing, I resolved I will not be robbed again. Especially be the very institutions who received some bailout assistance. My own moral sensibilities dictate that I pay the principle, but I will pay nothing more.
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