theory

This thread contains links to the chapter discussions of the online reading group For Karl Marx's Capital:

- reading group proposal
- Chapters 1-2

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This is from a debate I had with my brother, I was wondering what people thought of his argument:

another two weeks and it's time for a new thread for the reading group. for reference, the index of all threads to do with the reading group is here.

ITT: READING GROUP
Post if you want to participate in a reading group on Doug Henwood's book, "Wall Street, how it works and for whom," found here:
http://www.wallstreetthebook.com/WallStreet.pdf
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"The credit system, which has its focal point in the allegedly national

I'm looking to put together some writing which will look at sexuality and gender from a libertarian communist perspective. I'm looking to criticise the idea that heterosexism is essential to capitalism, and the correlary argument that there is an essentially critical content to dissident/minority sexuality.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a90Ep1PZzuA

http://news.infoshop.org/article.php?story=20080920062510935

In the anarchist society, how should education be organized?
Any responses are welcome.

replacing a motherboard takes surprisingly long when the factory is probably in the same city somewhere... anyway, i've finally got my computer back so 5 days later than intended, here is the 4th thread for the reading group. for reference, the index of all threads to do with the reading group is here.

It’s very difficult to force into obedience whoever has no wish to command.
-J.J. Rousseau

No critique beyond this point

Any critique of democracy arouses suspicion, and even more so if this critique is made by those who wish a world without capital and wage-labour, without classes, without a State.