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  1. Le matérialisme historique à l’épreuve de la crise écologique

    La crise écologique ne réfute pas le matérialisme historique : elle le radicalise. Le capitalisme est un rapport social qui organise la production dans et contre des conditions naturelles qu’il ne maîtrise jamais complètement. Penser l’écologie exige donc de relier exploitation du travail, accumulation du capital et rupture des équilibres du vivant. #HistoricalMaterialism #Marxism #Ecology #PoliticalEconomy

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  2. Le matérialisme historique à l’épreuve de la crise écologique

    La crise écologique ne réfute pas le matérialisme historique : elle le radicalise. Le capitalisme est un rapport social qui organise la production dans et contre des conditions naturelles qu’il ne maîtrise jamais complètement. Penser l’écologie exige donc de relier exploitation du travail, accumulation du capital et rupture des équilibres du vivant. #HistoricalMaterialism #Marxism #Ecology #PoliticalEconomy

    homohortus31.wordpress.com/202

  3. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  4. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  5. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  6. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  7. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  8. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  9. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  10. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  11. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  12. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  13. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  14. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  15. If Acts Happened Today, Would We Call It Communism?

    For many, "communism" has become less a political philosophy and more a conversation stopper. But is every effort to use our shared resources to care for the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable really communism? This article examines the difference between political labels and biblical principles, comparing the teachings of the early Church with today's political rhetoric.

    polymathchristian.wordpress.co

  16. For years on this channel, we've been talking about the need for the US left to detach from the Democratic Party and for the existing, mostly quite small left parties to join together in a #LeftCoalition or #LeftCongress to intensify the class struggle and increase workers' economic and political power. This week in France, the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) or New Popular Front, which has done just that, took the lead in the national elections and, together with the "center" ("moderate" right) forces behind Macron, pushed the extreme-right Marine Le Pen and her fascist National Rally party into third place at a time when they had been expected to win control of the government.

    The NFP includes parties from the center-left to the far-left such as Jean-Luc Mélenchon's France Unbowed (La France Insoumise or LFI), Mitterand's and Hollande's Socialist Party (PS), the French Green Party (LE-EELV), and the French Communist Party (PCF), among others. While all of these deserve significant criticism and most likely will not be able to guide the French masses out of capitalism in their present form, they are far preferable in the short term to Macron's neoliberal austerity ghouls or the flat-out neo-Nazis of the National Rally. The French masses now must take every opportunity to strengthen the fight for better conditions, increased class consciousness, and an independent, internationalist, revolutionary party of the proletariat as they struggle to build a movement capable of ending capitalism in France.

    From the NFP's website:

    "You asked us; we did it: the new Popular Front was born to govern and change everything.

    "We have united, beyond political parties, around a program of rupture, solid, coherent and fair, quantified by economists and experts:

    "1) To defend purchasing power and wages;

    "2) For public services everywhere, from overseas to the countryside via working-class neighborhoods;

    "3) For all women who demand equality and an end to violence;

    "4) To defend the climate and living things;

    "5) For all those who experience racism, anti-Semitism or Islamophobia;

    "6) To defend the Republic against the far right.

    "We are the camp of social, ecological, popular victories and peace. Progress and bright tomorrows. Our history is great. We must now write the future of our country."

    source: france24.com/en/france/2024070
    source: nouveaufrontpopulaire.fr/

    #news #politics #france #nfp #newpopularfront #socialism #communism #socialist #communist #marxism #marxist #revolution2030 #rev2030 #s4a #socialismforall #marxismleninism #election #elections #frenchelections #frenchelection #macron #tatertube

  17. For years on this channel, we've been talking about the need for the US left to detach from the Democratic Party and for the existing, mostly quite small left parties to join together in a #LeftCoalition or #LeftCongress to intensify the class struggle and increase workers' economic and political power. This week in France, the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) or New Popular Front, which has done just that, took the lead in the national elections and, together with the "center" ("moderate" right) forces behind Macron, pushed the extreme-right Marine Le Pen and her fascist National Rally party into third place at a time when they had been expected to win control of the government.

    The NFP includes parties from the center-left to the far-left such as Jean-Luc Mélenchon's France Unbowed (La France Insoumise or LFI), Mitterand's and Hollande's Socialist Party (PS), the French Green Party (LE-EELV), and the French Communist Party (PCF), among others. While all of these deserve significant criticism and most likely will not be able to guide the French masses out of capitalism in their present form, they are far preferable in the short term to Macron's neoliberal austerity ghouls or the flat-out neo-Nazis of the National Rally. The French masses now must take every opportunity to strengthen the fight for better conditions, increased class consciousness, and an independent, internationalist, revolutionary party of the proletariat as they struggle to build a movement capable of ending capitalism in France.

    From the NFP's website:

    "You asked us; we did it: the new Popular Front was born to govern and change everything.

    "We have united, beyond political parties, around a program of rupture, solid, coherent and fair, quantified by economists and experts:

    "1) To defend purchasing power and wages;

    "2) For public services everywhere, from overseas to the countryside via working-class neighborhoods;

    "3) For all women who demand equality and an end to violence;

    "4) To defend the climate and living things;

    "5) For all those who experience racism, anti-Semitism or Islamophobia;

    "6) To defend the Republic against the far right.

    "We are the camp of social, ecological, popular victories and peace. Progress and bright tomorrows. Our history is great. We must now write the future of our country."

    source: france24.com/en/france/2024070
    source: nouveaufrontpopulaire.fr/

    #news #politics #france #nfp #newpopularfront #socialism #communism #socialist #communist #marxism #marxist #revolution2030 #rev2030 #s4a #socialismforall #marxismleninism #election #elections #frenchelections #frenchelection #macron #tatertube

  18. For years on this channel, we've been talking about the need for the US left to detach from the Democratic Party and for the existing, mostly quite small left parties to join together in a #LeftCoalition or #LeftCongress to intensify the class struggle and increase workers' economic and political power. This week in France, the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) or New Popular Front, which has done just that, took the lead in the national elections and, together with the "center" ("moderate" right) forces behind Macron, pushed the extreme-right Marine Le Pen and her fascist National Rally party into third place at a time when they had been expected to win control of the government.

    The NFP includes parties from the center-left to the far-left such as Jean-Luc Mélenchon's France Unbowed (La France Insoumise or LFI), Mitterand's and Hollande's Socialist Party (PS), the French Green Party (LE-EELV), and the French Communist Party (PCF), among others. While all of these deserve significant criticism and most likely will not be able to guide the French masses out of capitalism in their present form, they are far preferable in the short term to Macron's neoliberal austerity ghouls or the flat-out neo-Nazis of the National Rally. The French masses now must take every opportunity to strengthen the fight for better conditions, increased class consciousness, and an independent, internationalist, revolutionary party of the proletariat as they struggle to build a movement capable of ending capitalism in France.

    From the NFP's website:

    "You asked us; we did it: the new Popular Front was born to govern and change everything.

    "We have united, beyond political parties, around a program of rupture, solid, coherent and fair, quantified by economists and experts:

    "1) To defend purchasing power and wages;

    "2) For public services everywhere, from overseas to the countryside via working-class neighborhoods;

    "3) For all women who demand equality and an end to violence;

    "4) To defend the climate and living things;

    "5) For all those who experience racism, anti-Semitism or Islamophobia;

    "6) To defend the Republic against the far right.

    "We are the camp of social, ecological, popular victories and peace. Progress and bright tomorrows. Our history is great. We must now write the future of our country."

    source: france24.com/en/france/2024070
    source: nouveaufrontpopulaire.fr/

    #news #politics #france #nfp #newpopularfront #socialism #communism #socialist #communist #marxism #marxist #revolution2030 #rev2030 #s4a #socialismforall #marxismleninism #election #elections #frenchelections #frenchelection #macron #tatertube

  19. For years on this channel, we've been talking about the need for the US left to detach from the Democratic Party and for the existing, mostly quite small left parties to join together in a #LeftCoalition or #LeftCongress to intensify the class struggle and increase workers' economic and political power. This week in France, the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) or New Popular Front, which has done just that, took the lead in the national elections and, together with the "center" ("moderate" right) forces behind Macron, pushed the extreme-right Marine Le Pen and her fascist National Rally party into third place at a time when they had been expected to win control of the government.

    The NFP includes parties from the center-left to the far-left such as Jean-Luc Mélenchon's France Unbowed (La France Insoumise or LFI), Mitterand's and Hollande's Socialist Party (PS), the French Green Party (LE-EELV), and the French Communist Party (PCF), among others. While all of these deserve significant criticism and most likely will not be able to guide the French masses out of capitalism in their present form, they are far preferable in the short term to Macron's neoliberal austerity ghouls or the flat-out neo-Nazis of the National Rally. The French masses now must take every opportunity to strengthen the fight for better conditions, increased class consciousness, and an independent, internationalist, revolutionary party of the proletariat as they struggle to build a movement capable of ending capitalism in France.

    From the NFP's website:

    "You asked us; we did it: the new Popular Front was born to govern and change everything.

    "We have united, beyond political parties, around a program of rupture, solid, coherent and fair, quantified by economists and experts:

    "1) To defend purchasing power and wages;

    "2) For public services everywhere, from overseas to the countryside via working-class neighborhoods;

    "3) For all women who demand equality and an end to violence;

    "4) To defend the climate and living things;

    "5) For all those who experience racism, anti-Semitism or Islamophobia;

    "6) To defend the Republic against the far right.

    "We are the camp of social, ecological, popular victories and peace. Progress and bright tomorrows. Our history is great. We must now write the future of our country."

    source: france24.com/en/france/2024070
    source: nouveaufrontpopulaire.fr/

    #news #politics #france #nfp #newpopularfront #socialism #communism #socialist #communist #marxism #marxist #revolution2030 #rev2030 #s4a #socialismforall #marxismleninism #election #elections #frenchelections #frenchelection #macron #tatertube

  20. For years on this channel, we've been talking about the need for the US left to detach from the Democratic Party and for the existing, mostly quite small left parties to join together in a #LeftCoalition or #LeftCongress to intensify the class struggle and increase workers' economic and political power. This week in France, the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) or New Popular Front, which has done just that, took the lead in the national elections and, together with the "center" ("moderate" right) forces behind Macron, pushed the extreme-right Marine Le Pen and her fascist National Rally party into third place at a time when they had been expected to win control of the government.

    The NFP includes parties from the center-left to the far-left such as Jean-Luc Mélenchon's France Unbowed (La France Insoumise or LFI), Mitterand's and Hollande's Socialist Party (PS), the French Green Party (LE-EELV), and the French Communist Party (PCF), among others. While all of these deserve significant criticism and most likely will not be able to guide the French masses out of capitalism in their present form, they are far preferable in the short term to Macron's neoliberal austerity ghouls or the flat-out neo-Nazis of the National Rally. The French masses now must take every opportunity to strengthen the fight for better conditions, increased class consciousness, and an independent, internationalist, revolutionary party of the proletariat as they struggle to build a movement capable of ending capitalism in France.

    From the NFP's website:

    "You asked us; we did it: the new Popular Front was born to govern and change everything.

    "We have united, beyond political parties, around a program of rupture, solid, coherent and fair, quantified by economists and experts:

    "1) To defend purchasing power and wages;

    "2) For public services everywhere, from overseas to the countryside via working-class neighborhoods;

    "3) For all women who demand equality and an end to violence;

    "4) To defend the climate and living things;

    "5) For all those who experience racism, anti-Semitism or Islamophobia;

    "6) To defend the Republic against the far right.

    "We are the camp of social, ecological, popular victories and peace. Progress and bright tomorrows. Our history is great. We must now write the future of our country."

    source: france24.com/en/france/2024070
    source: nouveaufrontpopulaire.fr/

    #news #politics #france #nfp #newpopularfront #socialism #communism #socialist #communist #marxism #marxist #revolution2030 #rev2030 #s4a #socialismforall #marxismleninism #election #elections #frenchelections #frenchelection #macron #tatertube