> I haven't had a chance to read David Harvey's piece yet, but I did
> hear him last Monday night at the Brecht Forum in NYC. His reasoning went
> as follows: socialism is impossible at present. Therefore the left should
> aim to build a saner, greener capitalism, which would include such things
> as "a new design for urban living" to replace the existing grid of
> highways, suburbs and exurbs. This would require big investments in mass
> transit, among other things. Partial nationalizations, he said, might also
> be in order.
If we're going to have a revolution, we're going to need some snappy slogans. How about:
"One, two, many developmental states..."
"One, two, many sovereign wealth funds..."
"Digital commonists [sic] of the world, unite!"
-- DRR