Texas has no foreign policy.Taipan » 24 Feb 2023, 9:52 am » wrote: ↑ Texas is seeking peace in the Ukraine War.
What is your solution ?
...there will be no peace [for the living] as long as authoritardian @ssholes [and monetary ignoramuses] are so prevalent...Xavier_Onassis » 24 Feb 2023, 12:23 pm » wrote: ↑ Texas has no foreign policy.
Everyone prefers peace to war.
Stick this Communist Dildo up your ***, boy...peepee » 24 Feb 2023, 2:04 pm » wrote: ↑ ...here's a 'solution' for you nazi retards [and monetary ignoramuses]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry9Imm47Xus

...you rival 0mh in blatheringFOS » 23 Feb 2023, 4:47 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a thing I have noticed when arguing recently with people who fancied themselves Marxists and scholars of marxist theory. Although I usually try to educate people on what fascism is all about...because I am more well read of fascism...I have read enough marx to get the gist of it...and the more Marxists talk the less I believe they have read any of it.
First of all...the 'mainstream definition' (which would be sonething like 'communism is when the means are production are owned by the workers rather than private entities') is quite lame. In fact...this sounds like a definition that someone biased to be pro capitalist would make up. By itself it is rather incoherent and meaningless and also a bit absurd. Obviously you cannot magically transform a massive number of poorly educated laborers into the elite class. That simply cannot be done and the attempt would fail. And it also makes communist countries appear quite hypocritical since obviously in practice it is not the workers who have any power but rather the members of the Communist party. And anyway what is the actual difference between entities labeled as 'worker'..'private'...and state'? Workers themselves are if anything more 'private' than the state is.. and the various examples a Capitalist can give of workers 'bootstrapping' and becoming themselves members of the monied elite after a few decades of earnest work should indicate that workers have more opportunity in a Capitalist system than they would in a system where there is state control over the economy.
Ohm types actual gibberish. I believe your issue is your reading comprehension.peepee » 24 Feb 2023, 6:13 pm » wrote: ↑ ...you rival 0mh in blatheringobtuseness [and monetary ignorance]
Xavier_Onassis » 23 Feb 2023, 4:52 pm » wrote: ↑ Everyone can do a better job of defining Marxism that you can, Nazi.
I agree. Unfortunately Machiavelli had a better grasp of human nature.Trumprules » 24 Feb 2023, 6:06 pm » wrote: ↑ Marx was just another retarded guy with a theory that never worked.
peepee » 24 Feb 2023, 6:13 pm » wrote: ↑ ...you rival 0mh in blatheringobtuseness [and monetary ignorance]
Your definition is similar to mine.FOS » 23 Feb 2023, 4:57 pm » wrote: ↑ But ultimately what marx was trying to do was produce a society where money was no longer relevant to the dominance heriarchy or to status.
Fair enough. This does not actually require that everyone is 'equal' or everyone is the same. Many self identified Marxists will pretend this is the case themselves but I just don't think they are educated about what they identify as.
Wrong Communism is when the means of production are controlled by the state.FOS » 23 Feb 2023, 4:47 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a thing I have noticed when arguing recently with people who fancied themselves Marxists and scholars of marxist theory. Although I usually try to educate people on what fascism is all about...because I am more well read of fascism...I have read enough marx to get the gist of it...and the more Marxists talk the less I believe they have read any of it.
First of all...the 'mainstream definition' (which would be sonething like 'communism is when the means are production are owned by the workers rather than private entities') is quite lame. In fact...this sounds like a definition that someone biased to be pro capitalist would make up. By itself it is rather incoherent and meaningless and also a bit absurd. Obviously you cannot magically transform a massive number of poorly educated laborers into the elite class. That simply cannot be done and the attempt would fail. And it also makes communist countries appear quite hypocritical since obviously in practice it is not the workers who have any power but rather the members of the Communist party. And anyway what is the actual difference between entities labeled as 'worker'..'private'...and state'? Workers themselves are if anything more 'private' than the state is.. and the various examples a Capitalist can give of workers 'bootstrapping' and becoming themselves members of the monied elite after a few decades of earnest work should indicate that workers have more opportunity in a Capitalist system than they would in a system where there is state control over the economy.