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Showing Original Post only (View all)Greek election thread. [View all]
I was talking about it with my partner at breakfast this morning and still can't make up my mind on the best outcome. I want to root for KKE for sheer bravado and Red solidarity, but all month I haven't been able to figure out their game plan quite frankly.
With Greece 80% for staying in the EU, I don't think the KKE anti-EU policy is really going to change things much as far as shifting people to some revolutionary socialist stance. Things could change swiftly, but I'm not seeing the roadmap.
Syriza might not be perfect but they have some plans to help people out, and (perhaps) put the workers on a better footing. What do you all think?
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You'd think the Greeks would have enough evidence of the limitations by now
Starry Messenger
Jun 2012
#4
If Greece goes does have a revolution, I could see some of the leftist Latin American states...
white_wolf
Jun 2012
#15
Well, the way things are going, all the other parties are going to be pretty discredited.
Starry Messenger
Jun 2012
#19
I don't think the capitalists are ready to throw in with the fascists...........
socialist_n_TN
Jun 2012
#23
Well if you haven't checked it out yet, I think the reading list has something by Trotsky on Facism.
white_wolf
Jun 2012
#27
That seems fairy accurate. Though it does raise a question I've been wondering about...
white_wolf
Jun 2012
#31