[lbo-talk] Question for Tom Walker (and whoever else feels like answering)

[Carrol Cox]

The "People" you refer to are not legitimate participants in any serious
discussion, and confronting them theoretically is pointless. They are mere
reflections (I think this is one of the realties which vulgar Marxism can
adequately deal with) of the capitalist offensive which has dominated the
u.s. (in fact the world) for the last 40 years or so. The only response to
such vulgarity and intellectual irrelevance is a mass working class movement
which simply abandons both electoral politics and legal machinery. (For
example, labor to become serious must return to some variety of the IWW
practice of refusing to sign contracts.) 

Carrol

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Subject: [lbo-talk] Question for Tom Walker (and whoever else feels like
answering)

In my experience when someone spends a lot of time falsely accusing people
of stuff it is a good sign they are guilty of it themselves. So, Are people
who claim raising the minimum wage  contributes to unemployment guilty of
the lump of labor fallacy?,

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