Libertarian marxism

[Chuck0]

n/ a wrote:
>  >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.
> 
> So then why are you calling these "newer tendencies", which you clearly 
> agree are not part of anarchism, "libertarian socialism", when in fact 
> "libertarian socialism" is another name for anarchism? I don't 
> understand, unless you are trying to say that anarchists are not 
> libertarian socialists.

Newer tendencies in the sense that they are newer political tendencies.

Chuck0

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