Or a systematic critique of the very notion of modern finance and banking itself, the underpinnings of capitalism in the form that we know it, usury and the system of money creation...
What *are* the roots of this system that we all seem to be "anti"? What are its dependencies? Points of weakness and stress? Its "joints" so to speak? What are the goals of "the left" a rather amorphous construct encompassing people of varying tendencies and attitudes united by basic principles but still quite vast. This is the case with the right, Ayn Rand and Julius Evola and Ann Culter really don't share very much in common...
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On Wed, 18 Aug 2004, Gary? wrote:
> Carrol Cox wrote:
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> It seems the Left is missing a uniting goal, we are anti all that
> right wing stuff but we don't know what we're pro about.
> What if the Left had a clear agenda, reducing interest rates and
> crippling bank charges for the poor. If the Left put all those wonderful
> minds together to find a way of motivating and creating an attack on the
> banks/credit card companies we could attract many people sick of this
> usurious system...