That is something one has to purchase with their greenies given by others, per thread added.
So isn't peanut gallery a safe space?Nostradamus'omh » 30 Nov 2023, 5:56 pm » wrote: ↑ That is something one has to purchase with their greenies given by others, per thread added.
But marxism is to economics as Darwinism is to evolution theory covering up how evolving actually works within compounding chromosomes arriving after conception adapting in space at the same time here now.
Is it? What exactly is one safe from when paying for the peanut gallery? Getting their ancestral ideology debunked.
Other comments?Nostradamus'omh » 30 Nov 2023, 6:00 pm » wrote: ↑ Is it? What exactly is one safe from when paying for the peanut gallery? Getting their ancestral ideology debunked.
then get a diary and leave everyone else out of your self deception and stop posting on a social media platform message board.
Why is peanut gallery here?Nostradamus'omh » 30 Nov 2023, 6:04 pm » wrote: ↑ then get a diary and leave everyone else out of your self deception and stop posting on a social media platform message board.
So individuals can feel like a god or God's chosen banning others from their threads.". It's all mind over matter behavior by people that won't accept life in real time personally limited to adapting in the moment here as "equally reproduced one at a time.".
Yeah, good OP. I'd have nominated it, if it hadn't been a cut and paste. It was a great read.SouthernAdolf » 07 Nov 2023, 3:25 pm » wrote: ↑ TLDR
In other words, communism failed because people like stuff. No one wanted to stand in line all day for a potato.
Gramsci knew that economic Marxism was doomed to fail. That is why he suggested Marxism be back-doored into society. You start by infiltrating institutions, such as education, media, sports, and business.
This is what is happening in the U.S. today. Witness sexual freaks in schools, tv, sports, and beer commercials. Witness the destruction of statues and other erasures of history. Witness persecution of churches during Corona—the same churches that were at the fore of society in such chaotic times.
Yes. PG threads. You pay for PG, you are a senior mod in your thread. You can disappear posts. You can ban posters. It is a one-of-a-kind feature on the interwebs, the little people having that kind of power. Very proud of it.SouthernAdolf » 30 Nov 2023, 5:32 pm » wrote: ↑ Is there a serious sub-forum where trolls are banned?
Nostradamus'omh » 30 Nov 2023, 6:07 pm » wrote: ↑ So individuals can feel like a god or God's chosen banning others from their threads.". It's all mind over matter behavior by people that won't accept life in real time personally limited to adapting in the moment here as "equally reproduced one at a time.".
Glad you read it. Many people just skip.Cannonpointer » 30 Nov 2023, 6:13 pm » wrote: ↑ Yeah, good OP. I'd have nominated it, if it hadn't been a cut and paste. It was a great read.
Marxism was summed up by one of the experts on Marxism - a guy named Marx - in this way: From each according to his ability; to each according to his need.
And therein lay the failure of Marxism.
1. The creed makes need a rewardable virtue - which by the transitive power of happy horse **** makes competence a punishable vice.
2. People are able to produce more than their needs. They can produce their wants - and people tend to want, as well as need. Unchievable wants = unhappy people.
3. In a world where the horde gets only what it needs, while producing to the margins of its ability, there will be spoils. And where there are spoils, there is cause for war.
Human nature itself explains why Marxism will never work.Cannonpointer » 30 Nov 2023, 6:13 pm » wrote: ↑ Yeah, good OP. I'd have nominated it, if it hadn't been a cut and paste. It was a great read.
Marxism was summed up by one of the experts on Marxism - a guy named Marx - in this way: From each according to his ability; to each according to his need.
And therein lay the failure of Marxism.
1. The creed makes need a rewardable virtue - which by the transitive power of happy horse **** makes competence a punishable vice.
2. People are able to produce more than their needs. They can produce their wants - and people tend to want, as well as need. Unchievable wants = unhappy people.
3. In a world where the horde gets only what it needs, while producing to the margins of its ability, there will be spoils. And where there are spoils, there is cause for war.
Having read Das Kaptial and have a Phd in Economics.. I came to mostly the same conclusion.RedheadedStranger » 30 Nov 2023, 7:15 pm » wrote: ↑ Human nature itself explains why Marxism will never work.
Why break your back pulling the cart, when you can ride for free?
People will always defer to the easiest path when it's an unrestricted option.
It's not rocket science.
I tell managers that the recipe for excellence is right in front of their eyes.RedheadedStranger » 30 Nov 2023, 7:15 pm » wrote: ↑ Human nature itself explains why Marxism will never work.
Why break your back pulling the cart, when you can ride for free?
People will always defer to the easiest path when it's an unrestricted option.
It's not rocket science.
Here are some rhetorical questions every human must answer instinctively in their own brain, not from a social mantra.
.SouthernAdolf » 30 Nov 2023, 4:52 pm » wrote: ↑ This might be considered the dumbed down version, but summaries are still useful. Here ya go @MackTheFinger
Just some made-up ****. All Marxism is ****. Karl Marx was a drunk wife-beater who could hardly rub two nickles together. He completely relied on his wife and her rich family to mooch off of. His wife feared him, because when he got drunk, he'd beat her. His kids despised him. He had no friends and was he as a complete pisstard immigrant with starving children who couldn't even speak any English when he moved to London. Yet, his wife couldn't do without her slave, so they had a life-long indentured servant.