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2311 Tibet and the attraction of Buddhism -- rank: 156

... than some. It's interesting that the death tolls under Stalin and Mao are considered indictments and convictions of entire social ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Fri Jul 3 08:54:44 PDT 1998

2312 [lbo-talk] Re: WWP & KPRF -- rank: 156

Your capacity for demogogy, never fails to astound me. These were the cited footnotes in Taylor's long piece specific to Anpilov. Did you refute them? Red-Bait? What is communist about the KPRF? Did I see a list of demands advocating workers control of the means of production? Or a ...

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Author:	Michael Pugliese
Date:	Mon Jun 2 13:39:25 PDT 2003

2313 [lbo-talk] quote -- rank: 156

... Reed ^^^^^ CB; Maybe he's been reading Chris' posts on Stalin.

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Author:	Charles Brown
Date:	Tue Jul 10 13:26:08 PDT 2007

2314 Tibet and the attraction of Buddhism -- rank: 156

... close to the nadir (next to life under Hitler and Stalin) of human existence... My bet is that medieval theocracy was ...

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Author:	Charles Brown
Date:	Thu Jul 2 20:43:38 PDT 1998

2315 [lbo-talk] Genocide, Holocaust -- rank: 156

... cool clothes. And staying power -- I don't thnk even Stalin bothered to screw with the gypsies. That's the best ...

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Author:	Chris Doss
Date:	Sun Jun 1 23:16:29 PDT 2003

2316 [lbo-talk] Nietzsche again -- rank: 156

... revolution is not a dinner party? (If Doug can quote Stalin, I can quote Mao!) However, I I don't believe ...

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Author:	andie nachgeborenen
Date:	Sun Jul 15 18:40:14 PDT 2007

2317 [lbo-talk] Nietzsche again -- rank: 156

... revolution is not a dinner party? (If Doug can quote Stalin, I can quote Mao!) However, I I don't believe ...

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Author:	andie nachgeborenen
Date:	Sun Jul 15 18:40:24 PDT 2007

2318 [lbo-talk] Nietzsche again -- rank: 156

... revolution is not a dinner party? (If Doug can quote Stalin, I can quote Mao!) However, I I don't believe ...

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Author:	andie nachgeborenen
Date:	Sun Jul 15 18:40:28 PDT 2007

2319 [lbo-talk] Nietzsche again -- rank: 156

... revolution is not a dinner party? (If Doug can quote Stalin, I can quote Mao!) However, I I don't believe ...

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Author:	andie nachgeborenen
Date:	Sun Jul 15 18:40:32 PDT 2007

2320 [lbo-talk] Nietzsche again -- rank: 156

... revolution is not a dinner party? > (If Doug can quote Stalin, I can quote Mao!) However, > I I don't believe ...

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Author:	Ted Winslow
Date:	Mon Jul 16 08:13:49 PDT 2007

2321 [lbo-talk] Off to Stalingrad! -- rank: 156

... the Battle of Stalingrad (where Tsereteli's notorious statue of Stalin/Roosevelt/Churchill is located) and the Hall of the Fallen ...

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Author:	Chris Doss
Date:	Sat Jul 21 06:47:03 PDT 2007

2322 [lbo-talk] Cultural Revolution Revisited (was Universal Asceticism and Social Levelling) -- rank: 156

... instead... The answer is straightforward and obvious: Stalinism. Mao, like Stalin, hated debate and all aspects of democratic process. From the ...

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Author:	Shane Mage
Date:	Sat Jul 21 09:42:28 PDT 2007

2323 [lbo-talk] Cultural Revolution Revisited (was Universal Asceticism and Social Levelling) -- rank: 156

... instead... > > The answer is straightforward and obvious: > Stalinism. Mao, like > Stalin, hated debate and all aspects of democratic > process. From > the ...

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Author:	Chris Doss
Date:	Sat Jul 21 09:54:49 PDT 2007

2324 [lbo-talk] Cultural Revolution Revisited (was Universal Asceticism and Social Levelling) -- rank: 156

... instead... >> >> The answer is straightforward and obvious: >> Stalinism. Mao, like >> Stalin, hated debate and all aspects of democratic >> process. From >> the ...

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Author:	Shane Mage
Date:	Sat Jul 21 11:45:45 PDT 2007

2325 [lbo-talk] Cultural Revolution Revisited -- rank: 156

On 7/21/07, Chris Doss <lookoverhere1 at yahoo.com> wrote: > > --- Yoshie Furuhashi <critical.montages at gmail.com> > wrote: > * Violence in the case of Japan's cultural as well as > politico-economic transformation eventually escalated > into imperialism > and then fascism. > -- > > How accurate is it to describe imperial Japan as > fascist? This ...

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Author:	Yoshie Furuhashi
Date:	Sun Jul 22 11:41:25 PDT 2007