[lbo-talk] Circle of Cooperation: How Establshed, was More on BB...

[Carrol Cox]

Not responsive to my argument, which does not depend on my ownparticular
response to Julio. I have no doubt that wee both the actual Julio and the
actual Cox (neither knowable from lbo exchange) to find themselves within
the same physical circle established by mutual practice that we would find
ways to cooperate. But the persona manifested in Julio
S indifference to establishing the circle of cooperation -- that persona
would soon find him/herself utterly isolated -- an isolation that would not
be alleviated were both Cox & Henwood to join him in it.

Doug refuses conversation when he converts a general argument into a
discussion of particular persons. 

Carrol

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Subject: Re: [lbo-talk] Circle of Cooperation: How Establshed, was More on
BB...

On Feb 12, 2012, at 12:13 PM, Carrol Cox wrote:


> Perhaps not, but the arrogance of simply assuming the content of "us"
simply
> places Julio, in so far as he does assume this, among those with whom one
> definitely does NOT want to cooperate.

Julio's my friend, neighbor, and comrade. I'd cooperate with him on almost
anything. Get over yourself.

Doug
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