From: glevy@PRATT.EDU
Date: Wed Jul 19 2006 - 12:39:57 EDT
Jurriaan: I don't disagree with your general approach, but sometimes extraordinary situations demand extraordinary responses. I.e. while agreeing with (most of) what you say about how to deal with similar matters, one still has to look at the individual situation and put it in context including asking whether one is dealing with someone who has committed a single objectionable action or demonstrated a pattern of egregious behavior. I think that flexibility in responding to individual situations is consistent with your opposition to ready-made formula which would be applied in all situations. > I do not know Lynn Marcus, didn't he hang out with Tim Wolforth? No. > Nor > have I read his book on dialectical economics (didn't Larouche write > that?), so I can't say. Lynn Marcus was the (cult) leader in the 1970s of the National Caucus of Labor Committees (NCLC). Later, in the late 1970s, his politics shifted to the right and he changed his pen name to Lyndon LaRouche. (I think that Lynn Marcus might also have been a pseudonym.) In solidarity, Jerry
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