On Friday, 9 October 1998 13:00:00 UTC+6, Basil Keilani wrote:
Today, is the 30 years commemoration of Che Guevara and his
contribution to liberation. I may not agree with Communism, but the ideas stemmed from the need to fight the hegemony a select bourgeoisie had over
the poor, and the widespread misery. I do not agree with banning a bourgeoisie, but you must give ample chance for their to be vertical
movement in society, and prevent some limits as to how much power certain people in business community can yield, through taxation, or other things, because the Democratic idea of one man/woman one vote could be seriously undermined by Liberal Capitalism that does not have checks or what some
among my SSNP friends call Democratic Capitalism. One reason the Shia' of the Lebanon are perhaps the largest sect now, is because they were impoverished, neglected, and somewhat ignored and in many cases people
in that situation have many children. For the welfare of all, there
must be a fair state that sees to the needs of the majority rather than a small bourgeoisie minority.
Basil
Salut a tous mes amis et je te souhaite mon ami, Ma'an,
une bonne journee avec la memoire de Che Guevara...
I leave you Ma'an and all my friends with the memory of
Che, if you like him.
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