https://www.pamelaandersonfoundation.org/news/2018/12/18/revolt-dont-react
Pamela Anderson is actually going to be the vanguard of the revolution.
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Pamela Anderson sets up new foundation to "help people to become revolutionaries in training"
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Don't you worry
It's gonna be alright
'Cause I'm always ready
I won't let you out of my sight
I'll be ready (I'll be ready)
Never you fear (no don't you fear)
I'll be ready, forever and always
I'm always here
In us we all have the power
But sometimes it's so hard to see
And instinct is stronger than reason
It's just human nature to me
Don't you worry
It's gonna be alright
'Cause I'm always ready
I won't let you out of my sight
'Cause I'm always ready
I won't let you out of my sight
I'll be ready (I'll be ready)
Never you fear (no don't you fear)
I'll be ready
Forever and always
I'm always here
Forever and always
I'm always here
It's gonna be alright
'Cause I'm always ready
I won't let you out of my sight
I'll be ready (I'll be ready)
Never you fear (no don't you fear)
I'll be ready, forever and always
I'm always here
In us we all have the power
But sometimes it's so hard to see
And instinct is stronger than reason
It's just human nature to me
Don't you worry
It's gonna be alright
'Cause I'm always ready
I won't let you out of my sight
'Cause I'm always ready
I won't let you out of my sight
I'll be ready (I'll be ready)
Never you fear (no don't you fear)
I'll be ready
Forever and always
I'm always here
Forever and always
I'm always here
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Pamela is the resurrection of Lenin we've been hoping forThats what they want you to think
Uphold Marxism-Leninism-Andersonism, the highest and most dialectically advanced theory of revolutionary scientific socialism.
No, she's actually speaking pretty clearly here. She's saying social democracy, ie the European style welfare state, is an impediment to socialism (workers' democracy)and must be overcome as just another aspect of capitalism.
No, she's actually speaking pretty clearly here. She's saying social democracy, ie the European style welfare state, is an impediment to socialism (workers' democracy)and must be overcome as just another aspect of capitalism.
Look at Eastern Europe before 1989, they liked to call themselves "democratic".So a democratic society devoid of democratic compromises?
She wrote more here.
What about the violence?
I am a committed pacifist. I despise violence. But I also know that when protests end in violence it is too often the failure and the fault of the state. The failure of the state to enable people to be heard. This is the position of many international human rights organisations including Amnesty International.
Also, the critics of "violent riots" pretend that the current capitalist society is non-violent. Violence is a part of modern society and comes in many forms.
For example, Philippe Bourgois recognises four types of violence.
Political violence is conducted in the name of some state power or ideology.
Structural violence concerns the political and economic order of society in which the conditions of inequality and exploitation are institutionalised, including the exploitation of "cheap labour" and natural resources in the developing world.
Symbolic violence is involved when the oppressed and powerless internalize their humiliation and inequality.
And finally, everyday violence is the violence of "ordinary" life, such as criminality or domestic violence. This violence is often closely linked to structural violence (for example criminality can be associated with poverty) or a symbolic one (domestic violence can be linked to gender inequality).
So what is the violence of all these people and burned luxurious cars compared to the structural violence of the French and global elites?
When some protesters destroy cars and burn shops, they symbolically attack private property that is the basis of capitalism. When they attack police officers, they symbolically reject and challenge repressive state forces - forces that primarily protect the capital.
Moralising about burned cars and banks' broken windows is misplaced. This must be seen in the context of the current status quo. A status quo in which the power of the powerful and the powerlessness of the powerless is maintained. A status quo of societies where only a few profit and the many loose.
What is next?
Yellow Vests are calling for a new social justice order, for the right to live in dignity based on fair wages and a fair tax system. The only solution is to create such a system. A system that will stand for respect of community life: for redistribution of the wealth to the benefit of the people and the nation. Because the people have been excluded from the distribution of wealth thus far and have been left destitute.
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What about the violence?
I am a committed pacifist. I despise violence. But I also know that when protests end in violence it is too often the failure and the fault of the state. The failure of the state to enable people to be heard. This is the position of many international human rights organisations including Amnesty International.
Also, the critics of "violent riots" pretend that the current capitalist society is non-violent. Violence is a part of modern society and comes in many forms.
For example, Philippe Bourgois recognises four types of violence.
Political violence is conducted in the name of some state power or ideology.
Structural violence concerns the political and economic order of society in which the conditions of inequality and exploitation are institutionalised, including the exploitation of "cheap labour" and natural resources in the developing world.
Symbolic violence is involved when the oppressed and powerless internalize their humiliation and inequality.
And finally, everyday violence is the violence of "ordinary" life, such as criminality or domestic violence. This violence is often closely linked to structural violence (for example criminality can be associated with poverty) or a symbolic one (domestic violence can be linked to gender inequality).
So what is the violence of all these people and burned luxurious cars compared to the structural violence of the French and global elites?
When some protesters destroy cars and burn shops, they symbolically attack private property that is the basis of capitalism. When they attack police officers, they symbolically reject and challenge repressive state forces - forces that primarily protect the capital.
Moralising about burned cars and banks' broken windows is misplaced. This must be seen in the context of the current status quo. A status quo in which the power of the powerful and the powerlessness of the powerless is maintained. A status quo of societies where only a few profit and the many loose.
What is next?
Yellow Vests are calling for a new social justice order, for the right to live in dignity based on fair wages and a fair tax system. The only solution is to create such a system. A system that will stand for respect of community life: for redistribution of the wealth to the benefit of the people and the nation. Because the people have been excluded from the distribution of wealth thus far and have been left destitute.
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Pamela
Uh...so I had no context of Pam Anderson other than what shes famous for. Is that whats happening here? Shes pushing socialism?
I'd like to say she's in the right side in all this...but I just don't trust anyone who is personally associated with Julian Assange.
Nah, that would include "social democratic compromises".
She's been a big PETA supporter, I may have been too subtle in my prior post for those young'ns who don't know her history.
To her credit if this is indeed the case then her understanding of Socialism is deeper than 99% of "socialists".
Though she probably just thinks social democracy with a gun is the right path
What could go wrong when you're learning about Socialism from a guy who's linked to Russian Intelligence? https://pagesix.com/2018/04/29/what...-bizarre-duo-pam-anderson-and-julian-assange/
She's know to support dumb causes like PETA so I'm not exactly trusting of this latest turn of events.
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Also not-capitalism, when we lived in caves and went and hunted or died of starvation.
Violence is endemic, it doesn't mean that excusing inflicting violence upon random people in the name of utopian nonsense is ok.
"I have so many ideas."
Well, what are they? You can establish that we've abolished the future to fetishize a romanticized past (many of us didn't even share) as a perennial now but if you think you deserve any trust give us a glimpse of how things could be different and without comic book movies.
Well, what are they? You can establish that we've abolished the future to fetishize a romanticized past (many of us didn't even share) as a perennial now but if you think you deserve any trust give us a glimpse of how things could be different and without comic book movies.