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  • in reply to: Capitalism´s future and Iran #263847
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    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263818
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    It also shows that men and women during that epoch were more likely to read books than in our times. Libraries look like dessert, and bookstores are going bankrupt; some fanatics want to burn books that nobody is reading, they are just getting dusty. They buy an expensive laptop to play video games and to read comic books. They are experts on communism, and they have not read anything about it

    in reply to: Spain and the Far Right #263813
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    It is like an epidemic of “anti communist ” workers. That is the legacy left by the Soviets, which means that without them, socialism would have been in a much better state in our time. They are called ‘poor fascists’ by the Leninists

    PS: “Facho” (often used in the plural “fachos” or “fachos pobres”) is a colloquial, pejorative Spanish term in Latin America (especially the Southern Cone—Argentina, Chile, Uruguay) for a fascist, a right-wing authoritarian, or someone who supports reactionary, anti-liberal, or far-right ideologies.

    “Facho pobre” (literally “poor fascist”) is a specifically derogatory phrase used to describe a person with low socioeconomic status who holds far-right or conservative views that are seen as opposing their own economic interests, often associated with nationalism, elitism, or a desire for strict order.

    Literal Meaning: Short for fascista (fascist).
    Context: It is a slang, derogatory insult.
    Characteristics: It often implies a person who is conservative, authoritarian, anti-left, and sometimes discriminatory towards foreigners or minorities.
    “Facho pobre” connotation: Implies a cognitive dissonance or contradiction, where someone of limited means supports a ruling elite or policies that typically favour the wealthy.

    English Equivalents:
    Fashy (derived from “fash,” short for fascist).
    Right-wing nutjob (colloquial).
    Reactionary/Authoritarian (formal).
    Fascist pig (strong insult).

    When they elect the left-wingers, they are called heroes and progressive

    in reply to: Spain and the Far Right #263809
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    In any country where the left has governed for several years, the right-wing populists are obtaining support from the working class

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263782
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    Yes, we know that, but they laid down the materialist foundation to understand the real origin of religion, and based on that, more materialist investigators have expanded their research

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263778
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    The Bible is only a combination of mythologies, epic events, and stories taken from different places and different civilizations adapted to the Hebrews to give them certain hopes and written by priests.

    They also worshipped Baal
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baal

    Baal was a major ancient Canaanite and Phoenician deity, revered as the god of storms, fertility, and rain, crucial for agriculture. Often depicted holding a lightning bolt, he was considered the “Lord of Heaven” or “Master”. In the Bible, Baal is portrayed as a false god and primary rival to the Hebrew God, with worship involving intense, sometimes sexualized, rituals that Canaanites believed ensured prosperity

    At the beginning, the Bible was written by polytheist priests in Babylonia, the Syrians and the Caldeans, and Jehovah is the summation of several pagan gods. That historical passage was corroborated by the Rosacrucians

    It has already been proven by different sources that everything is fake and did not take place, including the existence of Jesus and his zealots. The real name of that movement should be Jesuism.

    In Rome, there were too many christs and christians sects, but the Egyptian mythology prevailed

    https://oscarperdomoleon.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/carcenac-b-jesus-3000-anos-antes-de-cristo.pdf. Jesus 3000 years before Christ, it was an Egyptian god, written by an ex-catholic priest

    Mankind has created more than 14 million gods, and India has a warehouse of gods and goddesses, and they have their own ‘sacred book’, like the Mayas,https://yucatantoday.com/en/blog/el-popol-vuh, the Aztecs, the Iliad and the Odyssey.

    The Greek mythology was part of the Humanities curriculum of certain universities during the 60; it was a much better read than the Bible.

    The ten commandments, the exodus, and all those biblical figures were made famous by Hollywood filmmakers to make money and alienate people based on false narratives.

    Engels wrote the real history of the Roman Christians

    https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1894/early-christianity/

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263771
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    I don’t think there is any relationship between the primitive Christianity of Rome and the Greek New Testament, nor is there any relationship between the Roman primitive Christianity and Paul.

    Throughout history, there were many Christs and several messiahs, and according to the rosacrucians it was the belief that “salvation” was going to come through the Egyptians instead of the Hebrews

    https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Bible-Unearthed/Israel-Finkelstein/9780684869131

    This book unearths many false historical narratives and mythologies of the bible incuding the Exodus, which never took place. and there are not any evidences about the existence of Moses and other biblical figures

    The concept of apocalyptic has been twisted because it was a type of literature that existed in ancient history, and instead of bringing justice, it was a literary style of hope

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apocalyptic_literature

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263765
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    The rumours that Trump and his family have made a fortune or inside trading or krypton curryency. They are not speculation, there is solid evidences and the New York Times just published an article detailing everything, they have earned in a few months more than 4 billion dollars

    https://www.commondreams.org/news/sander-slams-trump-corruption?utm_source=Common+Dreams&utm_campaign=899bcba4bc-Top+News+%7C+Fri.+4%2F24%2F26+w%2F+fundraiser&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_4eec7e0923-d49d6e120c-601439995

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263764
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    https://www.marxists.org/archive/kautsky/1914/jewsrace/index.htm

    Are the Jews a race? Karl Kaustky

    https://www.marxists.org/archive/kautsky/1908/christ/index.htm

    Foundations of Christianity, Karl Kaustky . Kautsky was excellent at applying the Materialist conception of history to religion and ancient religion
    https://www.marxists.org/archive/keracher/1929/how-gods-made.htm

    How god were made. Explaining the materialist origin of religion.

    Most people do not know about the progressive nature of Christianity in Rome

    The Evangelical Legacy of Gustavo Gutierrez’s Liberation Theology


    This priest tried to bring Christianity back to its original roots, and he was blocked by the high hierarchy of the catholic church

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263763
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    https://www.marxists.org/archive/kautsky/1888/more/index.htm

    Thomas More and his Utopia, Karl Kautsky

    https://archive.org/details/historyofprote00cobb/page/n3/mode/2up

    The Protestant Reformation in England and Ireland

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263760
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    The New Testament has been arranged in the wrong order; the letter of Paul should be first, and then the gospel

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263758
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    While the most widely documented “martyrs of Latin America” in recent history are Roman Catholic, particularly during the 20th-century conflicts, Anglican martyrs and missionary casualties in the region include, most notably, the five American missionaries killed in Ecuador in 1956. The Anglican Church in the region has also seen deaths related to political violence and social justice work.

    Key Anglican and Related Missionary Martyrs in Latin America:
    The Ecuador Five (1956): Missionaries Jim Elliot, Pete Fleming, Ed McCully, Nate Saint, and Roger Youderian were killed by the Waodani tribe in Ecuador. Their story is often cited as a profound example of missionary sacrifice in the region.

    Anglican Episcopal Church of Bolivia (2026): The church announced the passing of Diocesan Bishop Walter Toro Martínez, the first Bolivian national to become bishop, who was honoured for his dedication and witness to the gospel.
    Wider Context of Martyrs in Latin America: While thousands of Christian workers—predominantly Catholic priests, nuns, and laypeople—were killed in Latin America between 1962 and the 1990s due to their commitment to marginalised communities, Anglican and protestant missionaries and pastors often worked alongside these efforts in indigenous regions.

    The 20th century saw massive violence against religious figures across Latin America (Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Central America) by authoritarian governments. While many Catholic martyrs are canonised, many more anonymous martyrs from various denominations, including Anglicans, died due to their involvement in social justice and pastoral care

    Priests in Argentina play a significant role in social and religious life, most notably through the curas villeros (slum priests) who work in impoverished neighbourhoods. The Catholic Church in Argentina has a complex history, marked by the influential role of priests in social justice and the “Movement of Priests for the Third World”. Pope Francis, formerly Jorge Bergoglio, is the first Argentine pope.

    Curas Villeros (Slum Priests): These priests live and work in Buenos Aires’ villas miseria (slums), aiming to bring hope, education, and social aid, such as Padre Pepe, a prominent figure in these communities.
    Historical Context (1967-1976): The Movement of Priests for the Third World (MSTM) blended Catholic reform with social activism, aligned with left-wing Peronism, and worked actively in slum areas.

    The Dirty War (1976-1983): During Argentina’s military dictatorship, while some church members were aligned with the government, others were persecuted and killed, including those in the Martyrs of La Rioja.

    Pope Francis’ Role: Before becoming Pope, Jorge Bergoglio served as the Archbishop of Buenos Aires (1998-2013) and was known for supporting the curas villeros and encouraging a humble approach to ministry, often travelling by bus and visiting soup kitchens.

    in reply to: Capitalism´s future and Iran #263743
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    Trump and several members of his cabinet and the US Congress are getting richer with inside trading.

    His younger son is already a multimilionare and he does not work in a factory; he is a college student, and they also have a military contract with the Pentagon, the white house is a cash register

    They are members of the parasite class, and millions of workers are saying that rich people are not corrupt because they have money; therefore, the corrupt ones are themselves

    In my dictionry it is called alienation, brainwashing and class conciliation. This is a bizarre world. In clinical/medical psychology, they have a class on bizarre personality.

    Someone said that the world was going to experience a great ideological regression, and it is already taking place; people do not even care if they are electing crooks, criminals, mafiosos, and thieves

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263742
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    Wez
    CDM – ‘I think that the SPGB pamphlet, Socialism and Religion, is more than enough for the working class.’
    Fortunately you and the SPGB don’t get to decide what is ‘more than enough for the working class’. Such arrogance is not helpful.

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    You have your own opinion, and I have my own opinion, stick yurselves to your opinions. The SPGB has said that without Marx and Engels, they would have created their own version of socialism. Is that arrogance?

    in reply to: The Reformation and the Rise of the Nation State #263724
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    I think that the SPGB pamphlet, Socialism and Religion, is more than enough for the working class. The book How the Gods Were Created, based on historical materialism, is enough for the working class. Engels and Kautsky on Christianity is enough for the working class

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