Booked and booked. See you all there.

cityzen wrote:

the acid never lies wrote:Where's it at? Where can I get my ticket? Sorry, tldr

Where you been?

It's at the Dome in Tufnell Park. Tickets aren't on sale yet.

Wicked, thank you

Phrex's afternoon sesh coaxed me out of the woodwork

Where's it at? Where can I get my ticket? Sorry, tldr

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firky wrote:Now is a good time for the Government to slip something past us.

Now certainly isn't the time to forget pensions, NHS plans etc.

Hey can somebody G me up skeet

borrowed wrote:Perfect example of what i mean

Yes let's leave it to the experts

Minimum feasible participation: The Politics of 'Rationality'

I imagine the EDL think the Crusaders rode out chanting "Engerland Engerland Engerland" and politely gave the barbarians the chance to repent before they introduced them to their broadswords. :u: Apparently, to the disgust and embarrassment of the chroniclers, quite a bit of cannibalism w...

garethom wrote:

the acid never lies wrote:Did you find that on an EDL message board?

What a bizarre assumption to make. People in this place are just looking for arguments now. Fuk tha SNH.

I wasn't making an accusation! Just an observation as I have been on the EDL message boards and they go mad for that iconography.

the masses were too stupid to be able to decide for themselves what their future should hold Umm... really? The emancipation of the working class must be the act of the workers themselves In other words, nobody can make a revolution on behalf of the masses, it is the masses that make history. This ...

Lord Quas

On the topic of 'inspirational' (yuck!) I would have to put CLR James's Every Cook Can Govern in that category http://www.marxists.org/archive/james-c ... y-cook.htm (I love that all of this is so easy to find online)

Hey Firky, I didn't know Marx was popular with he NF

Thanks for the suggestion.

I recommend to anybody wanting to get through Capital to do so in a reading group. We have one that we've started at my university and it is open to everyone (not just students or young people).

:a: play nice Maybe when we have established international working class solidarity we can discuss sanctions on nations who won't play nice. For now I suggest land reform, default on the debt, nationalise the banks and put them under workers control :t: Hi Mao :t: :a: China has always been capitali...

fuagofire wrote:marx had it right....no need for new ideas....we'll all live in mud huts.

play nice

Maybe when we have established international working class solidarity we can discuss sanctions on nations who won't play nice.
For now I suggest land reform, default on the debt, nationalise the banks and put them under workers control

Did you find that on an EDL message board? A bit funny that a group founded on the idea of fighting 'Islamic extremism' should hark back to Britain's religious wars that we fought because... well... the Pope said we should. (Is my history waay off?)

Always loved the Coronation Street theme... never actually watched it though! Reminds me a bit of the old Hovis adverts:

The problem isn't cynical hipsters, its the a kowtowing yes-men that think technocracy is as good as democracy. Even Benjamin Franklin knew that.