Norman Finkelstein on Occupy as Gandhian Politics

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Video via http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=clf0fdR2Zv4#!


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"In this interview with Occupy Brooklyn TV, political scientist Norman Finkelstein discusses the Occupy movement and Mohandas Gandhi’s approach to political organisation, amongst other things. According to Finkelstein, the starting point Gandhi’s politics was the everyday sense of injustice felt by the common people, as opposed to the theoretical approach of the Marxist tradition which emphasises the need for an enlightened vanguard to lead the masses. Finkelstein sees the Occupy movement as essentially Gandhian in this particular sense. The interview was recorded on August 25, 2012." (http://thescienceofdestruction.wordpress.com/2012/09/16/norman-finkelstein-on-occupy-and-gandhian-politics/)

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