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Patrice Greanville is founding editor and publisher of The Greanville Post (www.greanvillepost.com).
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Sunday, January 3, 2021
What liberals need to understand (Response to Jimmy Dore) The Finnish Bolshevik provides an excellent overview of the liberal mentality, its good points and bad points; essentially its dangerous limitations grounded in bourgeois delusions, opportunism, and plain political cowardice, all of which make most liberals de facto collaborators with the imperialist status quo.
Sunday, January 3, 2021What liberals need to understand (Response to Jimmy Dore) The Finnish Bolshevik provides an excellent overview of the liberal mentality, its good points and bad points; essentially its dangerous limitations grounded in bourgeois delusions, opportunism, and plain political cowardice, all of which make most liberals de facto collaborators with the imperialist status quo.
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Thursday, September 12, 2019
Time to Ban the Profit Motive From the Healthcare System Healthcare is a never-ending topic in capitalist nations, even those that seem to boast excellent systems with universal access guaranteed to all. Such is the case in Germany, Italy, France, Spain and Britain, for example (the latter being one of the first in the postwar period to inaugurate a really socialized system, the NHS), and also Canada
Thursday, September 12, 2019Time to Ban the Profit Motive From the Healthcare System Healthcare is a never-ending topic in capitalist nations, even those that seem to boast excellent systems with universal access guaranteed to all. Such is the case in Germany, Italy, France, Spain and Britain, for example (the latter being one of the first in the postwar period to inaugurate a really socialized system, the NHS), and also Canada
