> But nonetheless I am prepared to pay that price for the demise of the US
> capitalism. I have this idea in my head about someone in 1940 in Paris,
> watching the Nazi troops marching under the Arc de Triomphe, without
> knowing that only two or so years later there would be Stalingrad - a
> combination of natural and human-made conditions that precipitated the
> demise of the Nazi juggernaut. So I am hoping that the Gringos,
> triumphant as they are today, will eventually meet their Stalingrad,
> perhaps even in my life time. That keeps the hope alive. Otherwise,
> one may as well off oneself.
We're working on it, Wojtek. We're working on it. Let's just say that some of us are just not impressed any longer with the so-called superpowers of the good old USA.
I'd like to see the end of capitalism by the end of this decade, not just by the end of my lifetime. Every morning I get up and see my day as part of the overall effort to make that dream a reality.
I never thought I'd see something like Seattle in my lifetime, yet it happened.
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