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11-03-2008, 02:24 AM

Is not the formal definition of "Communism" = authoritarian socialism?

Greece is not socialist (beyond what it takes to participate with its EU bretheren), nor Communist (despite Mr. Papoulias's behavior).

If the people, the ones who should rule, decided to not show up to work as an act of negotiation for their rights as humans, then I say good. Unfortunately, if you read the reports, the Grecian strike meant nothing. They still work for next to free.

I get the sense that you believe in neoconservative economic philosophy. Your beliefs are about to undergo the ultimate test.

11-03-2008, 02:24 AM	#157
historycircus Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Capitalism, Sustainability, and the Possibility of Global Collapse Is not the formal definition of "Communism" = authoritarian socialism? Greece is not socialist (beyond what it takes to participate with its EU bretheren), nor Communist (despite Mr. Papoulias's behavior). If the people, the ones who should rule, decided to not show up to work as an act of negotiation for their rights as humans, then I say good. Unfortunately, if you read the reports, the Grecian strike meant nothing. They still work for next to free. I get the sense that you believe in neoconservative economic philosophy. Your beliefs are about to undergo the ultimate test.