Here I share a means of understanding exactly why what is going on in Bolivia is a CIA backed coup.
I wouldn't dare not provide sources to provide perspective and support my claims.
https://www.jacobinmag.com/2019/11/greg-grandin-bolivia-evo-morales-coup-latin-america
@EverydayPeople Hegel? seriously?
@policeinchains Use a complete sentence otherwise I have no idea what you're getting at.
@EverydayPeople Number 7 seems a bit pretentious.
@policeinchains interestingly enough, I don't see a #7 that mentions Hegel. Not saying it's not there, but for me it only goes to 6. Care to share what it says?
@EverydayPeople My fault. 5, number 5. idk why i typed 7.
@policeinchains
Ah, I don't think it completely unreasonable to mention it. I think it would be better to understand some of the framework the author is coming from. And I don't doubt people who are open to it, will understand.
It's only pretentious imo when it's needless.
@EverydayPeople the phrase 'inadvertently serving power' exists and could easily be used to same end. Using hegelian dialectics seemed a bit overkill to me. i generally like jacobin too, that seemed bizarre.
@policeinchains
I agree that something better and more plain could have been used, but I think it's more of a hindsight thing. I think the rest of it is stated in such a way that it can be forgiven.
