[OPE-L:2128] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Why is Malthus correct on unproductive labor, according to Marx?

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> Basically with you Paul I always get the idea you see the transition to
> socialism emerging out of a war. But there are different kinds of wars,
and
> some novel ways to fight wars these days. So the model of economic
planning
> in World War 2 may not be so relevant anymore.

Its just the bias of my Leninism - epoch of wars and revolutions etc -
showing through.

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