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Astreapolis wrote:

Hi there.
Also, I'm done debating the subject. It's clear that we disagree and all. I would appreciate if people looked at the two works above, at the very least to see an analysis that's different from the orthodox Marxist-Leninist, Trotskyist, anarchist, etc. understanding of capitalism and imperialism.

Although I don't agree with your stance I appreciate your well written arguments and the civility and focus of your debating. I think your arguments raise some interesting points and I will get to looking more into it sometime in the future as well as reading more about other perspectives on imperialism, global capitalism, and class conflict and revolution in the third world.