Jorg Haider dead
Oct 11 2008
#2
Boo fucking hoo
Oct 11 2008
#3
Thanks for the good news! It's a reason to celebrate, this night.
(And comrades, stop drinking! Or drink less. If it's impossible, at least drink more slowly)
Oct 11 2008
#4
Oct 11 2008
#5
The world is a slightly better place.
Oct 12 2008
#6
laureakai wrote:
Good riddens. One down, a million more to go.
What you want to kill a million people ! You fkn nutter.
Oct 12 2008
#7
We need to throw a party, I'll bring music. You all like Genesis?
Oct 12 2008
#8
Zazaban wrote:
We need to throw a party, I'll bring music. You all like Genesis?
Depends, are we talking about the Pete Gabriel or the Phil Collins years?
Oct 13 2008
#9
Regarding the criticism of the comrade who stated "one down,one million to go" in reference to the death of Fascist parasite Jorge Haider i would assert that "The only good Fascist is a dead one". Iron rule of Anti-Fascist war; Those who are less than ruthless against a vicious class enemy or compromise are shown no mercy-see Dachau for details!
Oct 13 2008
#10
How are you going to kill a million "fascists". Re-open Dachau?
My view is that the only good fascist is an ex-fascist.
Oct 13 2008
#11
I agree with Capricorn. I'm not sorry about Haider, but talking like we're going to defeat fascism by their activists being killed is ridiculous.
Oct 13 2008
#12
Eh I don't think anyone actually thinks the best way to tackle fascism is to go out and kill every fascist. Freemind has one post so isn't really worth talking about.
Oct 13 2008
#13
Squeamish? If you are realistic about revolution, then you'll already know the lessons of history. A revolution that would be recognizable to most people on this board would necessarily include some bloodshed, as the folks who represent and identify with and who will therefore defend the current social order will fight us to the death to protect their privileges. I would prefer to talk to them and convince them that they suck (as parasites), but I would always retain a nagging suspicion about their conversion based on their previous actions. In the meantime, I hope for more suicides, more accidents (as long as they don't kill anyone not involved), and more economic meltdowns.
Oct 13 2008
#14
Economic meltdowns are not something to hope for, it's not the ruling class who lose from them for the most part, and while (arguably) that may help radicalise people, the reason behind such radicalisation (destitution, grinding poverty) is not a cause for celebration.
Oct 13 2008
#15
BBC News wrote:
His critics saw him as an ambitious, racist opportunist who used anti-immigrant and pro-Nazi rhetoric to stir up populist sentiment.What is doubtless is that Haider - whose death in a car crash at the age of 58 leaves a widow and two daughters - had charisma.
Very redeeming
Oct 13 2008
#16
I,m sorry that some comrades think that i,m blithely advocating the execution of anyone deemed a Fascist! I was merely making the point that Fascism is the most ruthless movement in world history and unique in that it operates from a conscious biological base. Fascism can be combatted in many ways and i have known many anti-fascists who were previously in Fascist groups but in the final analysis they have to be dealt with severely not by reopening Dachau as a comrade said but by defending our class-the severity of which depends on ruling class violence.
Oct 13 2008
#17
RE; xconnorx-Since when did the amount of Posts matter? Very clique comrade!
Oct 13 2008
#18
Because a person with a solitary post is not representative of the tendency on the board or even in the thread.
Don't be a stupid cunt.
Oct 13 2008
#19
Re;xconorx-Was not aware of tendency or board but am aware of dickheads like you shitbag!
Oct 13 2008
#20
You realise what I was actually saying? I was saying there no point going off on one at a person with one post. Wise up.
Oct 13 2008
#21
now now children, big daddy here, so stop the name calling or it is detention for the both you.
Oct 14 2008
#22
RE;xconorx-We will call this a misunderstanding-I presumed you were being dismissive and i am new to the workings of this website so any offence was
unintentional.
Oct 14 2008
#23
Look out conor, he will stick you in dachau!
Oct 14 2008
#24
Weeler you schweinhund! How very dare you !
Oct 14 2008
#25
freemind wrote:
How very dare you !
Apologies. So bizarre that last night someone said how very dare you to me and I thought it was the funniest thing I ever heard. Don't suppose you happen to be my photography tutor?
Oct 14 2008
#26
Weeler; My cover is blown!!!!
Oct 15 2008
#27
yuda wrote:
Zazaban wrote:
We need to throw a party, I'll bring music. You all like Genesis?Depends, are we talking about the Pete Gabriel or the Phil Collins years?
I've got both, take your pick.
Oct 16 2008
#28
Black Badger wrote:
...If you are realistic about revolution, then you'll already know the lessons of history. A revolution that would be recognizable to most people on this board would necessarily include some bloodshed, as the folks who represent and identify with and who will therefore defend the current social order will fight us to the death to protect their privileges. I would prefer to talk to them and convince them that they suck (as parasites), but I would always retain a nagging suspicion about their conversion based on their previous actions...
In a post-revolution situation we will be faced with the choice of revolutionary tribunals and firing squads or peace and reconciliation commissions. Personally, I favor the latter. In my view, it's possible to dis-arm and identify our enemies, let them confess to their crimes and then put them to useful work. True, they would be stigmatized, but they would be alive to reflect on their misdeeds and compensate for them in some small way. And our new society would not have a preemptive blood bath at its start.
Oct 16 2008
#29
Rob Ray wrote:
Economic meltdowns are not something to hope for, it's not the ruling class who lose from them for the most part, and while (arguably) that may help radicalise people, the reason behind such radicalisation (destitution, grinding poverty) is not a cause for celebration.
perfectly stated.
Oct 16 2008
#30
x359594 wrote:
In a post-revolution situation we will be faced with the choice of revolutionary tribunals and firing squads or peace and reconciliation commissions. Personally, I favor the latter. In my view, it's possible to dis-arm and identify our enemies, let them confess to their crimes and then put them to useful work. True, they would be stigmatized, but they would be alive to reflect on their misdeeds and compensate for them in some small way. And our new society would not have a preemptive blood bath at its start.
i think once things look like a lost cause for them, their leadership will flee anyway. what will remain are working people with a displaced class awareness, so i agree.
Good riddens. One down, a million more to go.