[Marxism] Obama win does not end racism, activists say

[S. Artesian]

Of course I'm serious.  And of course that's not what I said.  Dialectics do 
not exist between rhetoric and aspiration without a mediation, a form of 
organization.  That's the great work Marx did, locating the dialectic, the 
mediation,  the "movement" out of "spirit" and into social labor.

So where and how do these "vessels,"  Obama rhetoric and "mass"aspirations, 
hope and change, communicate?

Look at this, noontime, and I've already used my quota.  "Hope"  somebody 
jumps in here, and takes over.  I have to "change."
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark Lause" <markalause at gmail.com>
To: <sartesian at earthlink.net>
Sent: Friday, November 07, 2008 11:55 AM
Subject: Re: [Marxism] Obama win does not end racism, activists say


>I can't tell if you're serious, Artesian.  So Marx says and writes
> things which interact with the real world.  But now he is dead and no
> longer says and writes things so what he said and wrote no longer
> interacts with with real world.
>
> How enlightening!
>
> ML
>
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