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Immortal Technique - The Poverty of Philosophy

Almost a year old, but as relevant an analysis of the crisis today as it was then.

Class War?

Just look at them.  It sickens.  Lest you forget, the enemy in the struggle is not simply the system, but the owning, capitalist, class.  They are not faceless, and they are not simply cogs in a machine.  They act with intention and class consciousness.  They exploit us, they grow rich from our toil, and they disdain us.  They hold us in utter contempt, and in so doing make themselves contemptible.

In the past, they have refrained from such public and blatant displays of condescension - but no more.  They have grown complacent and decadent, and the time has come for the people to unite peacefully and show them that they cannot act with impunity forever.  They may have control of the apparatus of state and the public offices of the land, but there still exists the ideal principle of one person one vote, and we must unite to make that ideal reality through direct non-violent political action.

Workers!  The exploiters have shown that they have class consciousness.  Do you?

Event: What is Socialism All About?

Where: McMicken 46 (University of Cincinnati campus)
When: Wednesday, October 5th - 7PM

If there's one good thing to come out of the current crisis, perhaps it's the proof that capitalism is a dead end.

Sure, it works, but for whom? While working people, students, and their families suffer, the bankers and politicians who brought us this crisis are doing better than ever.

With neither of the mainstream political parties offering anying but austerity, people are turning to socialist ideas.

Join Professor Pranav Jani from the Columbus branch of the ISO for an open dialogue on reshaping our society to work for the majority.

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Occupy Wall Street

Just a quick post to remind everyone that under capitalism:
1) The press is only as free as its corporate masters
Occupy Wall Street being ignored
and
2) That capitalism depends on the application of state violence for the continued "consent" of the population.