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The Russian Revolution remains a landmark event in history. For the bourgeois historians, the October Revolution is thought to be a tragedy that set back the achievements of the “democratic” February Revolution, and allowed the Bolsheviks to wreak havoc on their citizens and the world. For the Stalinists, the events of 1917 paved the way for the birth of the USSR, which they point to as a prototypical example of “socialism in one country”. In reality, the February and October Revolutions were both part of the same proletarian revolution.
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Noi abbiamo sempre ritenuto
Noi abbiamo sempre ritenuto legittime le critiche che il movimento no-global ha mosso al capitalismo, e infatti abbiamo sempre partecipato alle sue manifestazioni, Genova 2001 compresa. Ciò che abbiamo sempre criticato sono invece le risposte che il movimento stesso ha cercato di dare ai problemi generati dalla globalizzazone, che non sono mai andate oltre a una sorta di inesistente... "capitalismo dal volto umano" (lotta alle multinazionali, decrescita, mercato equo e solidale, ecc.)
"Un altro mondo è possibile", giusto, ma qual è, visto che "un altro capitalismo è impossibile"? La risposta è: il comunismo. Ma è una risposta che il movimento no-global - che ha una forte componente piccolo-borghese - si rifiuta di dare.
Ti consiglio questi articoli, risalgono al luglio 2001, poco prima delle Giornate di Genova: leftcom.org
Saluti rossi
Capisco. Si imputa al
Capisco. Si imputa al movimento no-global la mancanza di un sentimento anticapitalista radicale, quindi.
Comunque credo sia difficile generalizzare riguardo a un movimento così vario ed eterogeneo ...
Grazie e saluti rivoluzionari.
Certo, è una
Certo, è una generalizzazione, ma questi sono stati - fino ad ora - i contenuti dominanti. Pensa ai leader del movimento no-global in Italia: Casarini, Agnoletto... E pensa all'espressione politica più duratura e organizzata del movimento a livello mondiale, ossia il social forum di Porto Alegre: dalle loro linee-guida il comunismo è apertamente escluso, vedi it.wikipedia.org
Saluti rossi
Capisco le tue
Capisco le tue critiche.
D'altronde, un'opposizione seria alla globalizzazione mi sembra abbastanza inutile, se non accompagnata da un'altrettanto seria opposizione al capitalismo ...
;)