Read this post in English [Utilicé ChatGPT (Inteligencia Artificial) para traducir la versión en inglés al español.] En una publicación anterior ( Ingreso Básico: Una Crítica a los Supuestos y al Análisis de la Izquierda Socialreformista: Segunda Parte), sostuve que el activista izquierdista socialreformista Sr. Bush utilizó la teoría del valor excedente de Karl Marx … Continue reading Los activistas de izquierda socialreformista comparten supuestos con la derecha
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The Social-Democratic Left’s Notion of Democracy: Censorship and No Debate that Contradicts Their Views
David Bush, self-proclaimed leftist, posted a reply on his Facebook page to a comment by Todd Ferguson concerning the following rally held on June 22, 2025: Ferguson made the comment that the rally would be held when the embassy (unsure if he wrote embassy or consulate) was closed that day, implying that he wondered whether … Continue reading The Social-Democratic Left’s Notion of Democracy: Censorship and No Debate that Contradicts Their Views
The Idealization of Law by the Social-Democratic Left Once Again
David Bush, self-proclaimed leftist and radical organizer in Toronto, posted the following on Facebook a few hours ago: International law for thee not for me. The invasion of Iraq was preceded by sustained campaign to at least try to win international and domestic support and justify it legally. This bombing of Iran had no such … Continue reading The Idealization of Law by the Social-Democratic Left Once Again
Ingreso Básico: Una Crítica a los Supuestos y al Análisis de la Izquierda Socialreformista: Segunda Parte
Read this post in English [Utilicé ChatGPT (Inteligencia Artificial) para traducir la versión en inglés al español.] Esta es una continuación de mi publicación anterior. En esta publicación, abordaré el análisis confuso que hace el Sr. Bush de las relaciones en el trabajo y en el intercambio en una situación dominada por una clase de … Continue reading Ingreso Básico: Una Crítica a los Supuestos y al Análisis de la Izquierda Socialreformista: Segunda Parte
Ingreso Básico: Una Crítica a los Supuestos y al Análisis de la Izquierda Socialreformista: Primera Parte
Read this post in English [Utilicé ChatGPT (Inteligencia Artificial) para traducir la versión en inglés al español.] Introducción Dividiré esta publicación en dos partes: la primera se centrará en preocupaciones más concretas, y la segunda abordará cuestiones más teóricas. David Bush, en un artículo del 26 de abril de 2017 publicado en el sitio web … Continue reading Ingreso Básico: Una Crítica a los Supuestos y al Análisis de la Izquierda Socialreformista: Primera Parte
Critique of the Limited Aim (Solution)–Decent Wages–of a Radical Social Democrat: The Case of the Toronto Radical, John Clarke: Part One
Introduction There are some people among the social-democratic left whom I can respect more than others. John Clarke, former leader of the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP), is one of them. Here is what one reads on Wikipedia about him: John Clarke is an anti-poverty activist who lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. As of 2019, he was teaching at York … Continue reading Critique of the Limited Aim (Solution)–Decent Wages–of a Radical Social Democrat: The Case of the Toronto Radical, John Clarke: Part One
A Robust or Ambitious Universal Basic Income: An Impossible Dream for Some Among the Social-democratic Left
Introduction Simran Dhunna and David Bush have written an article that criticizes moves towards a universal basic income (see https://springmag.ca/against-the-market-we-can-do-better-than-basic-income). In a previous post (The Strawman of a Minimal Universal Basic Income by the Social-democratic Left in Toronto), I pointed out how unethical and dishonest Dhunna and Bush were in their critique of a policy of … Continue reading A Robust or Ambitious Universal Basic Income: An Impossible Dream for Some Among the Social-democratic Left
The Strawman of a Minimal Universal Basic Income by the Social-democratic Left in Toronto
Simran Dhunna and David Bush have written an article that criticizes moves towards a universal basic income (see https://springmag.ca/against-the-market-we-can-do-better-than-basic-income) . In two previous posts, I questioned Dhunna's and Bush's proposed solution to the problems which members of the working class face, namely an enhanced welfare capitalism (see The Expansion of Public Services Versus a Basic … Continue reading The Strawman of a Minimal Universal Basic Income by the Social-democratic Left in Toronto
The Expansion of Public Services Versus a Basic Income, Part Two: How the Social-democratic Left Ignore the Oppressive Nature of Public Services: Part Two: Oppressive Welfare Services
Introduction This is a continuation of two previous posts (see A Basic Income Versus the Expansion of Public Services? Part One: Critique of the Social-democratic Idea that the Expansion of Public Services is Socialist and The Expansion of Public Services Versus a Basic Income, Part Two: How the Social-democratic Left Ignore the Oppressive Nature of Public … Continue reading The Expansion of Public Services Versus a Basic Income, Part Two: How the Social-democratic Left Ignore the Oppressive Nature of Public Services: Part Two: Oppressive Welfare Services
Basic Income as A Radical Reform That Points Beyond Capitalism and Towards Socialism
This is a continuation of a previous post (see A Basic Income Versus the Expansion of Public Services? Part One: Critique of the Social-democratic Idea that the Expansion of Public Services is Socialist), which critically analyses Simran Dhunna's and David Bush's article that criticizes moves towards a universal basic income (see https://springmag.ca/against-the-market-we-can-do-better-than-basic-income). In previous posts on … Continue reading Basic Income as A Radical Reform That Points Beyond Capitalism and Towards Socialism
The Abolitionary 