>Roger wrote:
> Actually I think I've got it now. You like to play Lucy with the
> football, don't you. Really, I promise Charlie Brown, I want to know how
> marxian and bourgeios categories differ. What is it that marxian
> categories can help us understand that we don't get from bourgeios
> categories. Won't you tell me Charlie Brown, huh? And, too, how come
> profit rates haven't been falling Charlie Brown? Doesn't that mean Marx
> was wrong? Well if FROP is not a theory of terminal crisis, what is it
> then Charlie Brown? Huh? I really want to know. You have my rapt
> attention, I promise.
>
> The audition for the role of Charlie Brown answering Doug's questions is
> now open.
>
> &&&&&&&&&&
>
> CB: Actually my name is Charlie Brown. And I found out that the Peanuts cartoon started on October 2, 1950 and I was born on October 3, 1950. And I used to have a girl friend named Lucy , and she had red hair. And I used to have a dog that was a sort of mut-Beagle. And I am a baseball player, and though I am good , not poor like Charlie Brown, I didn't win an ultimate championship until this past October, about the time that Chas. Schulz announced the end of his column.
>
> And I am a Marxist who keeps explaining Marx's theories.
>
> However, I do like to think that after a couple of times of Lucy pulling the football away, I move on to someone else.
My sentiments too, Charlie (if I may call you Charlie). And I can understand your reluctance. I'm afraid it's going to be a hard job to fill.
RO