The following speech was given by Russell Means in July 1980, before several thousand people who had assembled from all over the world for the Black Hills International Survival Gathering, in the...
I'm not well versed in the anthropology of China for example so i can't really address that part but the main point of the article imo - and it makes sense if you read up about indigenous struggle in the americas - is that authoritarian Marxism is incompatible with their cultural heritage as it looks at nature as a resource the same way capitalism does.
Looking at all the tankies drooling over industrialization right in this thread, looking at China's activities in Africa i don't think it's reductive at all.
I'm not well versed in the anthropology of China for example so i can't really address that part but the main point of the article imo - and it makes sense if you read up about indigenous struggle in the americas - is that authoritarian Marxism is incompatible with their cultural heritage as it looks at nature as a resource the same way capitalism does.
No it doesn't. This is such a genuinely moronic and reductive thing to say.
Looking at all the tankies drooling over industrialization right in this thread, looking at China's activities in Africa i don't think it's reductive at all.