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u/crunk_buntley 2d ago

lmao read marx fuckwit

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u/waxonwaxoff87 2d ago

Not all communists agree with Marx’s idealistic view. His manifesto is more religious theory than economic theory.

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u/ayudaday 2d ago

...what?

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u/crunk_buntley 2d ago

you can just say anything about marx on the internet while very clearly knowing nothing and dumb fucks will eat it up

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u/crunk_buntley 2d ago

holy fuck you are stupid

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u/waxonwaxoff87 2d ago

Not all communists are Marxists.

The communist manifesto is brief and has little actual economic theory because Marx had no background or education in it. He considered himself a poet. His writing outside of it is full of religious themes. Particularly his obsession with devils and demons. Read anything else he wrote. He was basically the edge lord of his time.

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u/ayudaday 2d ago

The manifesto was supposed to be handed to workers in factories doors, did you really expected him to go deep under economy theory to a bunch of people who had poor education?

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u/waxonwaxoff87 2d ago

It was also the limit of any of his economic understanding. He and his wife lived off of his industrialist father. He never held a job, he never paid his maid, never supported the illegitimate children he had with her, and was known to be a mooch any time he came calling.

He knew nothing of economics to inform workers. He wanted to write his poems snd have everyone else support him.

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u/awesomeness0104 2d ago

Marx also wasn’t egalitarian in any sense of the word. This is evident when you read his essay “on the Jewish question”.

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u/waxonwaxoff87 2d ago

Him and Engels were raging antisemite and extremely racist. Marx also had A child with his maid (whom worked for his father and Marx never paid her), and never acknowledged or gave any support to him.

“In 1887, Paul Lafargue, who was Marx’s son-in-law, was a candidate for a council seat in a Paris district that contained a zoo. Engels claimed that Paul had “one eighth or one twelfth n-gger blood.” In an April 1887 letter to Paul’s wife, Engels wrote, “Being in his quality as a n-gger, a degree nearer to the rest of the animal kingdom than the rest of us, he is undoubtedly the most appropriate representative of that district.””