Are the revolutionaries one counter-revolution behind? - La Banquise

Examining the nature and definition of the proletariat, class society and its abolition.

Source; La Banquise No. 3, 1984.

Translation by the administrator of the John Gray website; http://www.reocities.com/~johngray/

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my lord, is that font bad.

my lord, is that font bad. makes it difficult to read. is that comic sans?

O M G, ditto TUDR! (too ugly

O M G, ditto

TUDR! (too ugly didn't read)

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