From: Gerald_A_Levy@MSN.COM
Date: Thu May 19 2005 - 16:41:32 EDT
> But one could also say that anarchism was responsible for the Haymarket > bomb and that it greatly harmed the labor movement. If so, objectively, > such action supported capital and the state. Paul Z, What do you know that other labor historians don't know? I have never seen nor heard of any credible evidence that anarchists were responsible for making or throwing the bomb at Haymarket Square in Chicago in 1886. > > I think, though, that given John's latest clarifications there should > > be _no_ question about whether he is supportive of the revolutionary > > process in Venezuela or what side of the barricades he is on. > Aren't we getting a bit too personal about John as an individual. Aren't > we trying to discuss a larger issue? We should be trying to get at understanding a larger issue, but the thread that you started on April 16 was explicitly directed towards John: "Query to John Holloway: What's your position on the Bolivarian Revolution?" That query has now been answered. In solidarity, Jerry
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