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Archive for 'Power'
Power, police and paedophile priests
Posted by John, November 14th, 2012 - under Catholic church, Paedophilia, Police, Power, Priests.
Comments: 5
The problems are systemic and require systemic solutions, not band-aids. All capitalism can give us, given the importance of the police and religion to the system and the power they have, is band-aids and Royal Commissions.
Until the privileged position and power of the police and priests is overthrown there will be more deaths and injuries at the hands of police and ongoing abuse of children by priests and others.
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Does the Australian working class have the power to change society?
Posted by John, April 1st, 2011 - under Australian working class, Fighting back, Power, Resistance.
Comments: 1
One-sided accounts of the weakness of the working class by left wing writers, even if motivated by sympathy for workers, only reinforce the power of the bosses and the state by making it seem as if resistance is useless. Such analyses are a godsend for the union bureaucracy, which likes nothing better than a seemingly left wing argument to justify its own passivity. They are, therefore, a dangerous diversion and need to be vigorously challenged wherever they appear.
The Chaser’s war on the powerless
Posted by Leonie, June 6th, 2009 - under Aborigines, Afghanistan, ALP, Australian Labor Party, Australian politics, Classes, Imperialism, Indian students, Muslims, Power, Powerlessness, Racism, Refugees, Rudd Government, Rudd Labor.
Comments: none
The Chaser team should do a skit on those kids Rudd’s troops have killed or whose deaths Rudd ignores as imperialism around the world (of which Australia is an integral part) destroys their lives.
Priests, the abuse of kids and state intervention
Posted by Leonie, May 21st, 2009 - under Aborigines, Abuse, Bikies, Child abuse, Northern Territory Intervention, Power, Powerlessness, Sexual abuse, The Catholic Church, Wage slavery.
Comments: 7
We invade the Northern Territory to ‘protect’ children. We outlaw bikie gangs for alleged crimes. Why not the same for the Catholic Church?