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V.I. Lenin in conversation with Romanian poet Valeriu Marcu in Zurich, circa 1915; recorded in Marcu’s 1927 biography of Lenin (via fuckyeahmarxismleninism) |
Radicalism is a form of political thought and action that tries to address problems at their roots. Instead of advocating for reform, or simply fixing the symptoms of social problems, radicalism asks us to find the basis of those problems and to eliminate it.
Radicalism claims that only by…
Radicalism is a form of political thought and action that tries to address problems at their roots. Instead of advocating for reform, or simply fixing the symptoms of social problems, radicalism asks us to find the basis of those problems and to eliminate it.
Radicalism…
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Margaret Atwood | The Handmaid’s Tale. (via mysharona1987) Liberalism focuses on which direction the rat “chooses” to go. A radical critique deconstructs the maze itself, why it exists and for what purpose, and explains the rat’s choices as constitutive limits of the maze. (via america-wakiewakie) |
