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progressive activists
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(3) discover and develop powerful and practical principles and projects,
(4) compete and cooperate,
(5) resolve our contradictions in full view of friend and foe alike,
(6) gradually assemble a common agenda,
(7) wage information war
as a decisive component of the class struggle, and
(8) help mobilize the working class
for the overthrow of bourgeois rule.
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The Attention Refinery
•
information war wants to be free to serve the class struggle
The Attention Refinery is an ecosystem of parallel and connected blogs and wikis
that serve as an arena for
progressive activists
in the Media Weapon community
to talk to one another -- compete and cooperate
-- organize our thinking
-- discover and develop powerful and practical
principles and projects
-- resolve our contradictions in full view of friend and foe alike
-- gradually assemble a common agenda
-- and learn how to wage information war
as an essential and decisive component of the class struggle
-- so we can help mobilize the working class
for the overthrow of bourgeois rule.
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The word "democracy" is one of the most widely used (and misused) words
in political discussion. The word is commonly used in at least three different
ways:
(1) A political system in which the masses have the basic democratic rights
of speech, assembly and political organization
(2) Popular rule: a political system which represents the will of the masses
(3) The rule of capital: a political system in which government bureaucracies
cannot place too many controls or restrictions on the movement and
investment of capital.
Bob • 3,600 words
created: Sep 20, 2007
updated: Jun 6, 2008
The Attention Refinery
•
information war wants to be free to serve the class struggle
The Attention Refinery is an ecosystem of parallel and connected blogs and wikis
that serve as an arena for
progressive activists
in the Media Weapon community
to talk to one another -- compete and cooperate
-- organize our thinking
-- discover and develop powerful and practical
principles and projects
-- resolve our contradictions in full view of friend and foe alike
-- gradually assemble a common agenda
-- and learn how to wage information war
as an essential and decisive component of the class struggle
-- so we can help mobilize the working class
for the overthrow of bourgeois rule.
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The word "democracy" is one of the most widely used (and misused) words
in political discussion. The word is commonly used in at least three different
ways:
(1) A political system in which the masses have the basic democratic rights
of speech, assembly and political organization
(2) Popular rule: a political system which represents the will of the masses
(3) The rule of capital: a political system in which government bureaucracies
cannot place too many controls or restrictions on the movement and
investment of capital.
Bob • 3,600 words
created: Sep 20, 2007
updated: Jun 6, 2008
The Attention Refinery
•
information war wants to be free to serve the class struggle
The Attention Refinery is an ecosystem of parallel and connected blogs and wikis
that serve as an arena for
progressive activists
in the Media Weapon community
to talk to one another -- compete and cooperate
-- organize our thinking
-- discover and develop powerful and practical
principles and projects
-- resolve our contradictions in full view of friend and foe alike
-- gradually assemble a common agenda
-- and learn how to wage information war
as an essential and decisive component of the class struggle
-- so we can help mobilize the working class
for the overthrow of bourgeois rule.
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The word "democracy" is one of the most widely used (and misused) words
in political discussion. The word is commonly used in at least three different
ways:
(1) A political system in which the masses have the basic democratic rights
of speech, assembly and political organization
(2) Popular rule: a political system which represents the will of the masses
(3) The rule of capital: a political system in which government bureaucracies
cannot place too many controls or restrictions on the movement and
investment of capital.
The Attention Refinery
•
information war wants to be free to serve the class struggle
The Attention Refinery is an ecosystem of parallel and connected blogs and wikis
that serve as an arena for
progressive activists
in the Media Weapon community
to talk to one another -- compete and cooperate
-- organize our thinking
-- discover and develop powerful and practical
principles and projects
-- resolve our contradictions in full view of friend and foe alike
-- gradually assemble a common agenda
-- and learn how to wage information war
as an essential and decisive component of the class struggle
-- so we can help mobilize the working class
for the overthrow of bourgeois rule.
The Attention Refinery
•
information war wants to be free to serve the class struggle
The Attention Refinery is an ecosystem of parallel and connected blogs and wikis
that serve as an arena for
progressive activists
in the Media Weapon community
to talk to one another -- compete and cooperate
-- organize our thinking
-- discover and develop powerful and practical
principles and projects
-- resolve our contradictions in full view of friend and foe alike
-- gradually assemble a common agenda
-- and learn how to wage information war
as an essential and decisive component of the class struggle
-- so we can help mobilize the working class
for the overthrow of bourgeois rule.
total points = 3 • voters = 4 average rating = 3/4 = 0.75
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47-XS
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July 17, 2008
96-RW
-1
June 12, 2008
17-YW
+1
Jan 27, 2008
46-RS
+1
Dec 7, 2007
23-YW
-2
Aug 7, 2007
96-RW
+1
Apr 7, 2007
Total
total points = 1 • voters = 6 average rating = 1/6 = 0.16
The Attention Refinery
•
information war wants to be free to serve the class struggle
The Attention Refinery is an ecosystem of parallel and connected blogs and wikis
that serve as an arena for
progressive activists
in the Media Weapon community
to talk to one another -- compete and cooperate
-- organize our thinking
-- discover and develop powerful and practical
principles and projects
-- resolve our contradictions in full view of friend and foe alike
-- gradually assemble a common agenda
-- and learn how to wage information war
as an essential and decisive component of the class struggle
-- so we can help mobilize the working class
for the overthrow of bourgeois rule.
The Attention Refinery
•
information war wants to be free to serve the class struggle
The Attention Refinery is an ecosystem of parallel and connected blogs and wikis
that serve as an arena for
progressive activists
in the Media Weapon community
to talk to one another -- compete and cooperate
-- organize our thinking
-- discover and develop powerful and practical
principles and projects
-- resolve our contradictions in full view of friend and foe alike
-- gradually assemble a common agenda
-- and learn how to wage information war
as an essential and decisive component of the class struggle
-- so we can help mobilize the working class
for the overthrow of bourgeois rule.
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