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Daily Camera.com: : Boulder County Farmers\' Market to ban dogs, other animals - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 27 Apr 2012 14:02:16 +0000

Comrade, your kindergarten taunts are immaterial. You need to study to improve your understanding. Let me help you here: 'If you want to help the "masses" and win the sympathy and support of the "masses," you should not fear difficulties, or pinpricks, chicanery, insults and persecution from the "leaders," but must absolutely work wherever the masses are to be found.' V.I. Lenin, Left-Wing Communism: An Infantile Disorder, 1920

Daily Camera.com: : Obama\'s mark on Boulder: President leaves behind signature, namesake pizza - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 27 Apr 2012 13:47:01 +0000

You, comrade, seem to be confused about commenters’ names but it is much worse that you are unclear about the role of intelligentsia as the revolutionary vanguard of the proletariat. You need to study.

Daily Camera.com: : Obama\'s mark on Boulder: President leaves behind signature, namesake pizza - Boulder Daily Camera

Thu, 26 Apr 2012 07:12:01 +0000

It is revolting and disrespectful from the Daily Camera to run a Farmers' Market Dog Banning story next to this uplifting article of President Obama’s dining experience in Boulder. Leaders like Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro would not suffer such insults. Those responsible for this affront are lucky that our President is a man of superior temperament with an exquisite sense of humor.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder County Farmers\' Market to ban dogs, other animals - Boulder Daily Camera

Thu, 26 Apr 2012 06:30:38 +0000

Within 2 days of President Obama’s historic visit to Boulder the Daily Camera ran 2 dog stories. This one has an even more provocative headline than yesterday’s article: "Boulder County Farmers' Market to ban dogs, other animals" What does this headline suggest to you? Huh? What other animals? Chickens? Pigs? This is outrageous. The story does not help the President’s reelection and it only provides fodder for assorted right-wing commentators. There is no reason for the paper to push this story and its headline other than clicks and ratings. Real progressive publications like Iskra, Avanti or Pravda once provided the roadmap for the revolution. The Daily Camera is a capitalist tool.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder\'s Valmont Dog Park to close for renovations - Boulder Daily Camera

Wed, 25 Apr 2012 19:27:21 +0000

Condescension and disdain are favored methods of bourgeois attack against the proletariat but it is no longer effective. It did not work for the Czar and for Kerensky and it won’t work for you. We will not be intimidated and silenced. It is a shame that Daily Camera had joined forces with the reactionary right-wing to run dog stories against the President but it is not surprising. Each capitalist enterprise is doomed to exploit its profit potential until the bitter end.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder\'s Valmont Dog Park to close for renovations - Boulder Daily Camera

Wed, 25 Apr 2012 03:23:05 +0000

Are we supposed to believe that it was pure coincidence for the Daily Camera to publish an article about dogs on the very day of President Obama’s historic visit in Boulder? And place it on page one right next to the President's photograph? I did some research. The article used the word "dog" or "dogs" 23 times and "pooches" once. I don’t believe that such a thing has ever happened during the entire existence of the paper. Daily Camera also sees it fit to end the article with this sentence: "Not everybody wants their dog to be wet," he said. What? Can’t we trust our paper anymore? Has it been infiltrated by reactionaries? This whole thing started with such great progressive hopes and ended up being a total fiasco. I’m afraid that all is lost if we can’t even count on a progressive Boulder paper to support our President.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder voters will weigh in on corporate personhood - Boulder Daily Camera

Wed, 17 Aug 2011 18:24:17 +0000

Agreement on some arguments aside, none of this is a proper Marxist analysis. The only place where things need to be discussed in depth is within the Party. And of course it will limit everybody’s “rights”. It is supposed to do that, by definition. These bourgeois “rights” will be superseded by the will of the proletariat, represented by its vanguard, the Communist Party. .

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder voters will weigh in on corporate personhood - Boulder Daily Camera

Wed, 17 Aug 2011 15:33:04 +0000

This is very simple. The City Council is confused but historically correct. There is no need for the rights of corporations and similar bourgeois relics. They have to be eliminated in the construction of the surviving Communist state. The Communist Party is not a corporation because it is the sole and natural representative of the only historically significant classes: the workers, the peasants and the revolutionary intelligentsia. The people's will is reflected in the will of the Party, nothing more and nothing else.

Daily Camera.com: : U.S. soccer team trying to move past foul call - Boulder Daily Camera

Mon, 21 Jun 2010 05:51:41 +0000

Koman Coulibaly described his guiding principles very eloquently on April 20, 2000 after the Mali-Burkina Faso match. "The game of football belongs to the oppressed masses," he said. "The conscience of a referee must disallow setbacks like our 2-3 loss to Congo’s reactionaries in 1972. I shall never sanction such a result.” His friend Moussa Ismaïla Touré said in October 2008: “Koman loves football and hates George Bush. He says Americans are the sons of monkeys and pigs that will never learn to play football, God willing.”

Daily Camera.com: : Rocky Mountain National Park rangers investigate alleged attack on woman - Boulder Daily Camera

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:35:07 +0000

This jogger clearly invaded the animal's natural habitat. What seems like an attack to us is just his instinctive and spontaneous behavior in such native environment. We take on a responsibility when we venture into someone else’s territory. Calm heads have to prevail. At most he should be stunned, relocated and released.

Daily Camera.com: : Rocky Mountain National Park rangers investigate alleged attack on woman - Boulder Daily Camera

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:34:09 +0000

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 21:38:19 +0000

I am glad to hear that you may have given us the wrong impression. Just educate yourself and be exceedingly careful.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 21:05:43 +0000

Prankster, you may be as merry as you want but no one can escape the truth. Malchish Kibalchish was a hero to millions of Soviet youth. The American youth have been brainwashed into cultural and ideological ignorance but now they are being educated about their power. You may sneer at the glorious examples of the Soviet youths’ commitment and courage but young Americans are now seriously studying the Party program. We will see who will have the last laugh and who will end up in the dustbin of history. http://cpusa.org/party-program/

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 19:07:28 +0000

Joking is for the unserious. We know the difference quite well. You probably understand that socialists are only an evolutionary phenomenon but they can help the cause in the interim. In the end everyone will have to choose sides.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 18:46:12 +0000

That is only your biased opinion. The fact is that the young and the old successfully joined forces and elected a progressive President to create such a social and economic model.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 18:34:17 +0000

Lenin wisely remarked to doubters like you: “Chips fly when you chop wood”. That is the price of progress.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 18:20:02 +0000

The Party is not naïve about the city’s demographics but we can’t let it stop us. We have studied the situation and this perceived weakness can be used to our advantage just as you suggest. There are still working class people in Longmont. Boulder could be taken in less than 5 hours by workers marching through the Diagonal Highway corridor. Meanwhile, the CU campus brigade would provide advance troops to secure government offices in downtown Boulder and tactical outposts around the city. Also, remember that a general strike of progressive workers commuting to Boulder from the outlying areas could be organized in support of our action.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 17:41:49 +0000

Keep laughing, you bourgeois parasites! The iron fist of the working classes will smash the sneering jaws of their imperialist oppressors! http://cpusa.org/party-program/

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:13:20 +0000

(continued from previous post) The people of Boulder would quickly discover that most capitalists are just greedy cowards. History shows that their resistance would crumble within several months and Boulder society could be finally restructured to serve the needs of its progressive citizenry. The time for change is now. Call the City Council and demand real action.

Daily Camera.com: : Boulder councilman: City should require permanent Eco Passes - Boulder Daily Camera

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:12:49 +0000

This is ridiculous. Why are we still discussing such baby steps? All this bourgeois “could” and “should” makes true progressives sick. Mandatory Eco Passes are not a way to accomplish any real change and build a progressive society. The government has to stop talking and start exercising its real power on behalf of the people and the planet. It is actually quite simple: 1. The City of Boulder staff would perform a quick assessment of the practices of these private businesses and their service to society. 2. The City Council would then force the non-conforming companies to change their business model in compliance with the needs of the working classes. 3. Companies that refuse would be either brought under direct management by the City Council or simply shut down. 4. Defiant managers, owners and their families would be detained and prosecuted by special tribunals. (continued)