20 May, 2009

Jerry Abbott, Re: Marxism

Posted by Socrates in Jerry Abbott, Marxism, Socrates at 11:00 pm | Permanent Link

Abbott offers his views: [Here].


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    6. 5 Responses to “Jerry Abbott, Re: Marxism”

      1. Parsifal Says:

        I think the argument about Capitalism vs. Marxism is a little outdated and I don’t buy the premise that fossil fuels are necessarily a finite resource. To me, Capitalism and Marxism are basically two sides of the same Semitic coin. Both exploit and enslave the goy victim and both feature a small, mostly Jewish, ruling elite. The only solution is, as the writer obliquely points out, a racial/tribal-based form of National Socialism.

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      2. shabbos s shabazz Says:

        Fuck statism.

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      3. Donald E. Pauly Says:

        Parsival is right on target. Of course National Socialism and its twin Zionism are the wave of the future. The Chinese have adopted National Socialism and kept the old name of Communism.

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      4. Blightblingdouche Says:

        Assuming government race-replacement policies ended tomorrow, at which point would a Republican, libertarian, Ayn Rand -type who presently calls himself “white nationalist” resume calling niggers Americans or Englishmen? The short answer is, when his income takes a hit. These people are bought. The only question is whether they are hetairas or prostitutes. Fuck easy money capitalism.

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      5. Tom McReen Says:

        Another Mike Jahn sock-puppet above.

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