Prison plumbers in anarcho organisations
Oct 11 2006 12:35
#122
Jack wrote:
Not sending a pamphlet on UK labour rights to someone in the US/Canada?;)
Asda is now officially called walmart in the UK too. This just shows your disgusting lack of awareness about the daily life of the shopfloor proletariat 
Oct 11 2006 13:12
#123
Lazlo_Woodbine wrote:
Asda is now officially called walmart in the UK too. This just shows your disgusting lack of awareness about the daily life of the shopfloor proletariat
Really?
My brother works there, too. 
Oct 11 2006 13:16
#124
Jack wrote:
My brother works there, too.
And you never talk to him now, since you're middle class? I have to admit that I'm shocked, shocked.
Oct 11 2006 13:17
#125
The only time I've spoken to him in 4 months was to mock his car accident that meant he couldn't afford to drive anymore. That'll learn him not to tell me.
Oct 11 2006 16:37
#126
Serge, what i meant was that the IWW could use more anarchists/A-Ss as members. I don't think the IWW should declare itself anarchist.
Martin, as many IWWs will tell you, we recognize that the fight against wage slavery is itself political. FWIW, some of the most inspiring 'class-warriors' i've met were people who joined the IWW to fuck their boss, and developed into revolutionaries.
Oct 11 2006 20:35
#127
OliverTwister wrote:
Martin, as many IWWs will tell you, we recognize that the fight against wage slavery is itself political. FWIW, some of the most inspiring 'class-warriors' i've met were people who joined the IWW to fuck their boss, and developed into revolutionaries.
Hi OT,
I wouldn't dispute this, I don't think there are many on this board who would dispute the central role of class struggle in the class struggle, if you see what I mean.
Did I imply something else (or say it)?
Regards,
Martin
Oct 12 2006 01:03
#128
Martin,
my apologies. My tendencies to categorize people on BBSs by their political affiliation, and how long they've held it, has caused me to confuse you and Steve.
Steve,
My earlier comment was directed at you.
Oct 14 2006 02:46
#129
Joseph K. wrote:
good job the slovenian state isn't so dastardly, hey?
didn't Slavoj show his support for the Slovenian state by supporting its seccession from Yugoslavia?
Pete
Oct 14 2006 04:01
#130
and running for President.
Oct 14 2006 09:11
#131
as a liberal democrat 
Oct 14 2006 12:45
#132
and nearly won.
Not sending a pamphlet on UK labour rights to someone in the US/Canada?