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 Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 3:59 pm
what do you do? I personaly protest in school because america propagandisizes(spelt totaly wrong if real word) that socialism/communism is just as bad as the holocaust
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Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 6:06 pm
Do the children laugh at you?
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Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 6:50 pm
You probably shouldn't protest at school over politics by yourself. If there is a huge amount of feeling that something is wrong, you might do well to start something, but only then.
If you mean protest by arguing with teachers... Don't. Not only do teachers not like it, but it does hinder your education. Keep your politics outside of school. If there are protests and stuff, go there and find a group that you think has the best politics.
Or, stay here, and we can collectively educate you (you'd probably get a better education than at school too, though none of that 'you have finished year twelve with t3h awesomez marks, get any job you want or get into uni') until you feel ready to go out into the world.
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Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 8:14 pm
actually its me and my socialist club(sponsered by a communist teacher)we all protest to free the prolitariat in my uber bourgeois school. fortunatley my commie teacher protects us from being discriminated against by the other teachers
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Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 8:21 pm
http://marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1847/11/prin-com.htm
Print a few of those and hand them out. Maybe throw in a deffinition guide. But i think its best for you to educate yourself before educating others. If someone approaches you and asks you to elaborate you may come up short or give some distorted deffinition on what you've been told is Marxism as opposed to what Marxism actually is.
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Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 9:42 pm
I wouldn't suggest handing them out to everyone though, only the people who are pretty serious.
What do you mean when you say your school is bourgeois, by the way?
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Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:43 pm
Buy CPUSA Shirts and support your communist party and the cause.
Businesses use them for self advertising, and never use capitalist Che shirts.. they are a clear sign of stupidity...
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Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 4:05 pm
Shouldn't he buy books from them? That way he'd be killing two birds with one stone.
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Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 4:14 pm
well i mean my school is totally filled with the bourgeosie
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Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 6:27 pm
Tank: The CP is thoroughly social democratic. You should know that. Quote: Shouldn't he buy books from them? That way he'd be killing two birds with one stone. Well, I am not too fond of giving money to the CP, except for books. I know the CPA has got a huge ******** store-room full of them that they haven't even opened from the last few years of the SU. It is wonderful to go through their stuff and buy bulk. However, the only person who knew the prices for them was their leader. And he died a few months ******** stupid. Quote: well i mean my school is totally filled with the bourgeosie Ok, well, you do know that by 'bourgeoisie' we mean those people who hire and exploit labour. If your school is filled with them... You must go to a private school or something? If you just mean that they support being able to get rich and have wealth but have none themsellves, they are workers with false consciousness. They are not bourgeois at all.
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Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 7:35 am
I just made it known that I was a Communist in class debates, on commie holidays, and read Commie lit at school - interested folks came on their own accord and that was pretty successful. Debating with near-lefties like Anarchists and Democrats can be helpful too because they're often more sympathetic and thus easily turned towards Communism is you know a lot more than they do.
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Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 9:04 am
Gracchvs Tank: The CP is thoroughly social democratic. You should know that. Quote: Shouldn't he buy books from them? That way he'd be killing two birds with one stone. Well, I am not too fond of giving money to the CP, except for books. I know the CPA has got a huge ******** store-room full of them that they haven't even opened from the last few years of the SU. It is wonderful to go through their stuff and buy bulk. However, the only person who knew the prices for them was their leader. And he died a few months ******** stupid. Quote: well i mean my school is totally filled with the bourgeosie Ok, well, you do know that by 'bourgeoisie' we mean those people who hire and exploit labour. If your school is filled with them... You must go to a private school or something? If you just mean that they support being able to get rich and have wealth but have none themsellves, they are workers with false consciousness. They are not bourgeois at all. Oh I know but im not buying a Marx shirt from Hot Topic or any communist appearl unless it is a Communist party. Cpusa history was less social democratic during the Stalinist era anyways.
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 7:22 pm
REDGallenger I just made it known that I was a Communist in class debates, on commie holidays, and read Commie lit at school - interested folks came on their own accord and that was pretty successful. Debating with near-lefties like Anarchists and Democrats can be helpful too because they're often more sympathetic and thus easily turned towards Communism is you know a lot more than they do. That means I can torch D.C every Fourth of July?
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Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 6:54 pm
Steven Hawkings REDGallenger I just made it known that I was a Communist in class debates, on commie holidays, and read Commie lit at school - interested folks came on their own accord and that was pretty successful. Debating with near-lefties like Anarchists and Democrats can be helpful too because they're often more sympathetic and thus easily turned towards Communism is you know a lot more than they do. That means I can torch D.C every Fourth of July? Nope. Although maybe quoting some of Thomas Paine's more revolutionary stuff on the 4th could be enjoyable.
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Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 10:49 pm
SoViEtTaNkT34 Buy CPUSA Shirts and support your communist party and the cause. Businesses use them for self advertising, and never use capitalist Che shirts.. they are a clear sign of stupidity... But Che is the only communist apparel I can wear at my school. Most of the teachers don't know that Che was a communist so I don't tell them. When my classmates ask I tell them and openly debate with people in my English class because that teacher is a sympathetic towards communism. I've already got some people to turn commie too. I plan to have my whole class to have a communist mental by the end of the year.
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