East Germans capitalize on financial crisis

mattabesta wrote:

Kenzu wrote:

Sill wrote:

Liche wrote:

East Germany will soon break the Chain I think. To me it seems that there are many socialist people there, and eventually one of them will come in to power.

Beileve it or not, most people around were i live are capitalists or national socialists. I really haven't meet one socialist/communist over here in my lifetime.

Just go to a demonstration or walk out on the 1st of May. You will see tousands if not millions. Look for RED FLAGS!

That's where comrades are!

1st of may is a joke

No, Labor Day is a joke. May Day may be a joke, but the capitalists don't find it amusing.

Olive M. Johnson wrote:

"...The workers from the first had to fight for their day -- literally. To leave work to demonstrate on May Day was often to jeopardize their jobs, and many a bitter strike was fought to reinstate these workers. Then once on the street in demonstration or at a great outdoor mass meeting, new troubles were liable to set in. Police and cossacks of the various countries got into action by order of the powers of state, clubbing, maiming, arresting and killing the peacefully demonstrating workers."

Stos wrote:

mattabesta wrote:

Kenzu wrote:

Sill wrote:

Liche wrote:

East Germany will soon break the Chain I think. To me it seems that there are many socialist people there, and eventually one of them will come in to power.

Beileve it or not, most people around were i live are capitalists or national socialists. I really haven't meet one socialist/communist over here in my lifetime.

Just go to a demonstration or walk out on the 1st of May. You will see tousands if not millions. Look for RED FLAGS!

That's where comrades are!

1st of may is a joke

No, Labor Day is a joke. May Day may be a joke, but the capitalists don't find it amusing.

Olive M. Johnson wrote:

"...The workers from the first had to fight for their day -- literally. To leave work to demonstrate on May Day was often to jeopardize their jobs, and many a bitter strike was fought to reinstate these workers. Then once on the street in demonstration or at a great outdoor mass meeting, new troubles were liable to set in. Police and cossacks of the various countries got into action by order of the powers of state, clubbing, maiming, arresting and killing the peacefully demonstrating workers."

ok let's do this again, today the first of may is a joke

mayday is important holiday for me

Liche wrote:

mayday is important holiday for me

yeah me too it's day off to enjoy capitalist luxuries.

nice articel, its only good news!
about liche came up with his stuff, i think its becaus you want to be a little speciel lol special are bad they cant march as well as WE THE NOMRS LOL

Heh.

Kenzu wrote:

Stos wrote:

This article makes me both sad and happy. Happy that more people are losing their trust in capitalism, and reading Capital. Sad that so many still believe that bureacratic state despotism is communism.

Source

They don't believe it is communism. They are not dumb! What they know is that they lived better during that system than now, and that's why they support it.

If a normal person had to choose if he\she wants to live like now, or if to live better, even if it means to take back the disadvantages of such a system, I guess he\she would take the better bureaucratic system.

Because for most people, free press and shops filled with luxury goods isn't as important as a stable living standard, a home and a secure job.

I would commit sucide if facist-feminists took over.

Kenzu wrote:

They don't believe it is communism. They are not dumb! What they know is that they lived better during that system than now, and that's why they support it.

And? Many Germans lived better under Hitler, too.

Stos wrote:

Kenzu wrote:

They don't believe it is communism. They are not dumb! What they know is that they lived better during that system than now, and that's why they support it.

And? Many Germans lived better under Hitler, too.

Probably he's implying that said Germans lived better under that system than in the actual system and Hitler's system.

Zealot_Kommunizma wrote:

Stos wrote:

Kenzu wrote:

They don't believe it is communism. They are not dumb! What they know is that they lived better during that system than now, and that's why they support it.

And? Many Germans lived better under Hitler, too.

Probably he's implying that said Germans lived better under that system than in the actual system and Hitler's system.

Woah, they've lived for a pretty long time to remember that.