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Calls for uprising are undermined by publishing a revolutionary pamphlet via a private firm who now charge $16 for an e-book, even though it was written as a publicly funded PhD student. Socialise the losses, privatise the gains. Why not publish open access so it reaches a wider audience? (A: because he wants private property just like the "ruling class")

Calls for uprising are undermined by publishing a revolutionary pamphlet via a private firm who now charge $16 for an e-book, even though it was written as a publicly funded PhD student. Socialise the losses, privatise the gains. Why not publish open access so it reaches a wider audience? (A: because he has wants private property just like the "ruling class")

I found the calls for revolution inconsistent with his pursuit of bourgeois values (academia) and prviate property. Afterall, he wrote a revolutionary pamphlet as a PhD student (presumably publicly funded) and then privatized the product via a publishing company who now charge $16 for an e-book. There's nothing wrong with that. After all even the ruling class have a retirement to save for.

Oh wow, he actually wrote a revolutionary pamphlet as a PhD student (presumably publicly funded) and then privatized the product via a publishing company who now charge $16 for an e-book. There's nothing wrong with that. After all everyone has a retirement to save for (even the ruling class). But Callum should drop the self-righteous bollocks about how Deliveroo provide an example the working class should follow.

Oh wow, he actually wrote a revolutionary pamphlet as a PhD student (presumably publicly funded) and then privatized the product via a publishing company who now charge $16 for an e-book. There's nothing wrong with that. After all everyone has a retirement to save for (even the ruling class). But Callum should drop the self-righteous bollocks about how Deliveroo provide an example the working class should follow.