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04 Jun 2014 11:18 #194033
by ketchim
Yeah ....In the old days it was Flyers and a Man coming round on Bicycle :
ringing a big school bell anouncing a Tree side meeting ! (like this Baobab Tree)
then a Revolutionary with a Blowhorn would arrive.
Those whom
HEAR would tell those who were not
HERE
and the message Spread ....did it NOT ????
the only difference now , it is Fast , Effecient and 2 Countries leader are now History !~
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04 Jun 2014 11:25 #194036
by mapoui
I am not denying a role for the net. it plays a role..a very good one. but I have to note its full nature ..social media. I have to see its real potential and limitations to be able to make the best use of it..or understand it fully
the most progressive movement in recent times was the occupy movement. Obama knew it was the real deal so he took pains to smash it to bits. the elites could not allow that to grow.
but look at the central movement in operation: the occupation of public spaces for giant teach-ins. they movement was the development of awareness among ordinary massive.
the net was insufficient..no access into the nooks and crannies and general spaces. and even if it were not every one can afford it
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04 Jun 2014 11:30 #194037
by ketchim
I propose that this would never have happened Today :
Chinese security personnel have swamped Beijing's Tiananmen Square :
on the 25th anniversary of the Beijing massacre.
Foreign journalists were ushered away from the square and passers-by were searched and had their papers checked.
In recent weeks, the authorities have detained
dozens of activists to ensure their silence
Thousands gathered for a vigil in Hong Kong, which retains civil liberties not seen in mainland China
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04 Jun 2014 12:10 #194057
by mapoui
you will get my point at some point. hahahaha
try a marxist analysis of class relations and you will see what I mean.
you are pointing to a lot of activity generated by internet activity s fundamental. it id not! it is a lot of middle class noise that is not useless but not as positive as you think.
but what is required to change social reality in such a way as to sustain society as capitalism fails and descends into Brave Ne World..domination by the bankers and related elites..from war and more war..3rd world war..from the geddons...pharma, food-agriculture, pollution etc., is the ordinary folk organised and in the streets belling the established way..putting their own interest into place as the driving social factor
I have been telling you that that is the solution of the problems society faces at the moment..in this age. that and only that
the faster that is realised the easier it would be for the middle to make common cause with the bottom. you put the bottom last when it should be first
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04 Jun 2014 12:18 #194059
by ketchim
Marxism died when the USSR died . R.I.P.
The new and reincarnated version is the New way !
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04 Jun 2014 13:25 #194084
by mapoui
marxism is not dead. in fact we are in the grip of the hegelian dialectic right now.
marxism as a tool of social analysis is as useful as it ever was, updated as we go.
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