[lbo-talk] Wisconsin recall results

[Bryan Atinsky]

I can understand why you call it a transnational struggle. But what does
that mean beyond conceptualizing it as a local/transnational struggle. What
does it mean that "folks [...] should organize transnationally" on a
practical level?

Bryan

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On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 6:55 PM, Alan Rudy <alan.rudy at gmail.com> wrote:


> So, your argument is that folks in Wisconsin, or Michigan, or
> Illinois, or Florida or a plant in South Carolina should organize
> transnationally

Not what I said. Those local struggles *are* the transnational
struggle. Local budgets are being savaged because the plutocrats ran
up the biggest credit bubble in human history, and now want us
ordinary citizens to pay for it.