
Confused. :-)
I actually did say that, tongue in cheek, in a post a couple of years ago, something like , "So I guess that makes me a communist ;-)" or something like that.
I don't usually label myself, but I do believe a good deal of what I have read from Marx and Engells. The western connotation of the word "communist" is, of course, corrupted to the point that I don't think even Marx would recognize what it means. You can call me a Marxist, I guess - if you must call me something. But that is not what I am. Socialist might be more appropriate, but as Ashton has pointed out, these labels are meaningless. Perhaps the best label is "anti-Corporatist". My problem with Capitalism is that it nurtures the worst in all of us. "I got mine - you go get yours" is the pervasive, I'd argue hostile, emotion that pervades, at the least US, capitalist thought. If there were an honest religious tenet that was expressed by US capitalists, it would read something (exactly?) like this: "Do unto others before they do unto you."
bcnu,
Mikem
Eine Leute. Eine Welt. Ein F\ufffdhrer.
(Just trying to be accepted in the New America)