libscratcher
This doesn’t make any sense to me. Are you basing it on some work of Marxist theory?
Oh now I get it, he’s another Bukele
From the (translated) article:
“This position is dissociated from ECOWAS which, even if it continues to favor the « dialogue », ordered ’ « immediate activation of [ sa ] standby force », and it considerably weakens the West African organization”
I think this is how the word “dissociated” bubbled up to the headline, and could be perceived as a misleading translation, as it implies there was some formal rebuke of ECOWAS by the larger AU when there was not.
Still, this is real news and very positive for those who oppose intervention.
Oulianoff
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Technically yes since there’s audiobooks of State and Revolution on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrfLQsyUYig
I imagine that’s not exactly what you’re looking for if asking for a video, but if shorter, more conversational video did exist that book would be the primary source for it anyways.
People ITT acting like this was principled. Musk was against the war very early for exactly the same reasons as Tucker Carlson.
Hopefully constructive critique:
This just sounds like a mirror of American exceptionalism. Down to the portrayal of your human enemies as subhuman. More extreme rhetoric cannot be traded in for a quicker path to socialism, especially if it comes at the expense of oversimplifying Marxist strategy.
Defeats of the hegemonic empire are good, but they are not an unqualified good. Keep your agitation focused on US defeats, not on the triumph of warlords.