Conscious planning threatens the reproduction of the system is a maximally anti-communist position. You moderate that by putting a caveat there with in a world that is not post-political, post-ideological, which is about the mindset of people, so how an idealist would argue. Given that you also stated your disagreement with a belief that politics would be abolished with capitalism you mark the caveat as insurmountable, which brings your position back to the pure, maximally anti-communist one.
How does this not make you anti-communist?
Luis Campbell
Only if you consider communism to be an ideal which we must force society to conform to.
Those are not "mindsets". When you think you've escaped politics and ideology, it usually means that you're only deeper within them.
David Cook
What else would communism be than conscious planning, unconscious planning? Maybe you can give us the theory of unconscious communism, as you are already well-versed in unconscious writing.
Angel Barnes
communism is the real movement which abolishes the present state of things user
Parker Scott
For the past hundred years, this sentence has been the calling card of people whose buttocks can only be separated from the chairs they sit on by surgery.
Ryan Watson
no one's more opposed to leftcoms than me. this is hardly a call to inaction. join all the orgs, do all the protests. I sure did. If you don't know what's going to cause change, there's no reason not to try everything.
Jonathan Cook
Well, it stands to reason that an anti-communist would also be anti-leftcommunist. Except taking the advice from Marx in CotGP…
