Hell yeeaaah. Thank you.

This is the first time I’ve seen Anna’s Library… It’s amazing, they even have digital copies of new books! I know how I’m going to spend my weekend. Thanks for this

Hey Cowbee, do you have a free/cheaper source for Boer’s Socialism is Power book? The epub and physical copies are $110 minimum.

See my name for my motivations for asking.

Thank you very much!

Would love a ping as well! I just recently got seven of my friends and I to begin developing a community run Introduction to Marxism-Leninism class using your list. We’re only using Section 0 - 4 for the intro class and if all goes well, we’ll be creating more classes with the later sections.

We just started Week 3 of our prep work. We read and take notes independently then get together in person once a week to synthesize an ‘official’ summary to use for the class once all the material is prepared.

Thank you very much for the list, it’s been very good and has been a great resource for collaborating with my local comrades.

Communist Love Song - Soltero

You dummy I’m not comparing it to cancer. Read with your eyes.

Here’s someone else explaining it better:

"The logic of the ‘meme’ is just bad. Something being identified before something else does not mean the second thing cannot create the first.

Cancer existed before cigarettes, yet cigarettes still cause cancer. Using this ‘meme’s’ logic, ‘anyone trying to tell you that cigarettes cause cancers is entirely full of crap;’"

Obviously, the point isn’t to say that Tylenol causes autism, it doesn’t, it’s to say that this meme is pushing a stupid point

I’m not saying I believe that Tylenol causes autism, because I don’t, but this is like saying, “Cancer was discovered before industrial chemical manufacturing so anyone trying to tell you that products of the chemical industry are carcinogenic are entirely full of crap.”

I get the sentiment, but this is not the best way to push back on this point.