Socialist Outlook

Socialist Viewpoint, International, Socialist Outlook and their supplements, 1984–2002

Missing the point

Socialist Outlook no. 35, June 2000 · 178 words

Zimbabwe The violence in the May are occupyDay anti-capitalist demon. stration in London, may have shocked some people. owned farms and demandBut there is increasing violence that also stimulated without comlatent anti-capitalist feelings. This has been Surely this is strengthened by the actions against the rule of of BMW and Ford.

law? Ah. but there A letter in the Daily is an historic Express read: "I am balfied precedent. When by the number of people who have on the one hand slammed the May Day anticapitalist protestors as Occupation Day. other hand complained on to seize whole of at Rover and now the MOD Matebeleland and artist demotion of ceded a plurals every form of exploitation, oppression, alienation and violence. Socialism must be under the control of Back in the news: tokite Rhodesia's UDI far into the past -Pioneer Column took pos.

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