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271 [lbo-talk] Re: decentralised genocides -- rank: 243

At 2:55 PM +0800 8/6/03, Grant Lee wrote: >On the contrary, I think that "state genocide" almost always _is_ "free >enterprise genocide" --- with the obvious exception of those cases which >occurred under ultraleftist regimes --- since there have always been >economic beneficiaries (in terms of primitive accumulation and disciplining ...

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Author:	Bill Bartlett
Date:	Sun Jun 8 06:42:41 PDT 2003

272 [lbo-talk] Re: decentralised genocides -- rank: 243

Thiago, > I don't know how much more of this the list can handle, but... Ah well, for mine it beats a lot of the dreary stuff about US domestic politics. > This is one problem. You think that genocide is a crime committed by a > state. I think that's prejudicial ...

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Author:	Grant Lee
Date:	Sat Jun 7 23:55:55 PDT 2003

273 [lbo-talk] Re: decentralised genocides (Grant Lee) -- rank: 243

I don't know how much more of this the list can handle, but... Grant wrote: > I don't think it is a red herring. I refer you to Justin's comments on the > pogroms. Obviously, any simultaneous occurrence of both state-sponsored and > spontaneous racist killings does not mean that ...

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Author:	Thiago Oppermann
Date:	Sat Jun 7 03:25:57 PDT 2003

274 Visualizing Congress -- rank: 243

... Original Message ----- From: "Carrol Cox" <cbcox at ilstu.edu> >That platypus of the political world, the Progressive Democrat, actually >has a ...

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Author:	Nathan Newman
Date:	Wed Jan 9 14:16:01 PST 2002

275 Visualizing Congress -- rank: 243

... has little effect > on the ideological balance of Congress. That platypus of the political world, the Progressive Democrat, actually has a ...

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Author:	Carrol Cox
Date:	Wed Jan 9 13:19:34 PST 2002