Ireland and the Fourth International

Papers, journals and pamphlets of the Fourth International's supporters in Ireland, 1969–1996

HORIZON BOOKS 6, Avoca Park, Belfast

In Socialist Republic: Vol. 8 no. 2, 1985 · scan page 5 · about 160 words

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sweed factory where he hod te divide up the reds fram the bluica. He quit because be coulda't take the decision-making® Or the cauntry lad who couldn) beleve that he had to work an every car: “(Fh no, Pee done my car, thatane down there. A green one it was.”

Thrnneheut sapilalist sackeges. many cxarples of alicnation are te be trined. The loneliness of people which vesults in individualism bring pushed te the fore. But miss oe remembered char Mars was ne gloomy pessimist. He contended that alienate like everything else created by humanity con alse be ondone: However, it will only he ordone after bitter class strmgeles faughr by the working class.

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abbades reeset tet Terrie see tia tilaldes et eee te eee to fanee

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Fot unlike other elnsses the working class wlil fghi nox any for eronomie freedom but for a sachet: free of exploitatioe, oppression,

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