Proudhon and the Subject of Nationalities

Francisco Trindade | 27.02.2003 23:30

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Proudhon and the Subject of Nationalities

Proudhon was the only socialist thinker of your time to show reticent due to the aspiration of the several ones “nationalities” they constitute her as nations. The supporting of the nationality beginning only aspirated with effect to free the people tends in view your meeting in States - nations that under democratic pseudo varnish, they reproduce any of the old absolutism. He wrote in 1858 The Justice in the Revolution and in the Church: “what called re-establishment of Poland nowadays, of Italy, of Hungary, of Ireland, it is not another thing, in the bottom, that the unitary constitution of vast territories, in the model of the great potencies, where the centralization weighs so strongly on the people; it is of monarchic imitation for the benefit of the democratic ambition; it is not of freedom, still less of progress...”

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Proudhon was a proto-fascist

01.03.2003 16:22

As a young man, I read many of the standard books on anarchism and identified with Proudhon's anti-authoritarian rhetoric, unfortunately all these anarchists have created a distortion of Proudhon's views, like Bakunin he was a racist anti-semite who wrote that "the Jewish race should either me sent to asia or exterminated". He didn't like black people much either.
He was also sexist believing that women belonged in the home, advocated strike breaking, refered to working class people as an "ignorant mob".
He seems like an early fore-runner of Mussolini

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Proudhon and the Subject of Nationalities

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Proudhon was a proto-fascist