Libertarian marxism

[Chuck0]

n/ a wrote:
>  >Yes, that's what some people say and I won't dispute that. I'm using
>  >that term as a catchall phrase for libeterian socialism, libertarian
>  >marxism, council communism, and related tedencies that are coming >out 
> of the old left.
>  
> So, you're lumping anarchism in with libertarian marxism, council 
> communism and such? I don't think that's a very good summation. As 
> "libertarian" as libertarian marxism is, the philosophy of marx is still 
> at odds with the anarchism (aka libertarian socialism) of Bakunin and 
> all such contemporaries. I think it displays tremendous political 
> ignorance to say that you can lump libertarian marxism and council 
> communism in with anarchism, they are fundamentally opposing ideologies.

No, no, I'm not lumping them in with anarchism. I'm simply creating a web 
page for people who are interested in these newer tendencies.

I would disagree that anarchism is fundamentally opposed to these other 
political tendencies. They seem to have a few thing in common.

In any case, I'm broadening the scope of Infoshop, so that's one reason why 
I'm starting this page.

Chuck0

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