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The only trouble with that is that SNP and Labour are not socialist, as we define it, and never have been. Both these parties only want to manage capitalism not change the basis of how society is organised. I suggest you read some of the introductory articles on this website…
But is demand infinite?Why is it that people are employed in the current social system?What is growth?
jondwhite wrote:New applications for membership will counteract the inevitable ageing process on existing members.I wondered why everyone was looking younger.
I didn't know that but now I do but don't ask me how.http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/320530/Know-Nothing-party
For users with normal permissions, i.e nearly all, the only way is just to copy and paste the URL link into the message.
gnome wrote:Does the figure of 744,374 include visits to the forum?Yes, but excludes repeat visits to individual pages and visits by spambots. Including repeat visits to pages the total is 982,752 made by 366,696 users. The most popular forum thread was the "Science for Communists" one but that's at around 100 in the charts…
Really like that channel.There's more ideas related to the video Alan shared on my "other" blog…www.selfillusion.com
ALB wrote:I think that should be "workers' share of newly created" or "added value" since, by definition, "surplus value" is the part of this that precisely doen't go to the workers.Yup
alanjjohnstone wrote:On some thread i think it is stated that Kliman goes against the common belief that workers income has declinedWell that's not quite it. He says that there wasn't a decline in workers income before the advent of the crisis and that the workers share of surplus value should be calculated including non-wage benefits such as health care etc…
