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by The Anti-Social Socialist
Writer, Dandelion Salad
September 24, 2018
Reach Out on Sep 18, 2018
On last Thursday’s (9.13.18) special edition of Reach Out, we asked, “What is socialism?” In a discussion ranging from the juxtaposition of socialism and religion, cooperation vs. competition in humanity’s origins, and how class is what primarily divides people, Bill and I, along with special guest Matt Reedy, barely scratched the surface of answering that question but realized its enormity and complexity.
from the archives:
“Taxpayer Money” Threatens Medicare-for-All (And Every Other Social Program) by Jim Kavanagh
Michael Hudson: Jesus Would Have Cancelled The Debt But Obama Bailed Out Wall Street
How Capitalism Controls You by The Anti-Social Socialist
Socialism: Our Alternative To The Madness Of The Market by Eric Ruder
Happy New Year! The Radical MLK by The Anti-Social Socialist
The Powell Memo by The Anti-Social Socialist
Happy Birthday to Jesus, the Anti-Imperialist Socialist!
What is Socialism? Parts 1-7 by The Anti-Social Socialist
The Early Christian Communists by Roman A. Montero
Dorothy Day: Our Problems Stem From Our Acceptance of This Filthy, Rotten System by Richard Sahn
In Need of A Kingfish by Guadamour (Huey Long)
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Funny, how most of the “godless” communists we killed were Christians in South and Central America. East Timor, etc.
So unfortunately true, Jacob.
The nuking of Hiroshima took out the largest Christian community in Japan, I believe.
Wow, did not know that either.
Just looked it up. It was Nagasaki that had the largest Christian population in Japan, also nuked by the US.
See: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article18149.htm