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j. sakai strawmanning me to a ridiculous degree.... but seriously dont do it again
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does this mean the plight of Afrikaaners in South Africa or white Rhodesians is as valid as that of the Tutsi in Rwanda?
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aerdil posted:
j. sakai strawmanning me to a ridiculous degree.... but seriously dont do it again


I can't figure out how what you said is different from what sakai said.

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vampirarchist posted:
does this mean the plight of Afrikaaners in South Africa or white Rhodesians is as valid as that of the Tutsi in Rwanda?



i dont think that oppression really has a variable qualitative intensity that can be spoke of in terms of validity. do you mean to ask if these groups have equally revolutionary roles to play in their national self-determination?

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i wonder what Sakai would think of Ignatiev
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babyfinland posted:
vampirarchist posted:
do you mean to ask if these groups have equally revolutionary roles to play in their national self-determination?



yeah

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vampirarchist posted:

babyfinland posted:
vampirarchist posted:
do you mean to ask if these groups have equally revolutionary roles to play in their national self-determination?

yeah



no. nations vary in their liberatory efficiency according to their position in the capitalist system

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