Topic: Karl Marx: Past, Present and Future (Read 191 times)
Too much communism in his works, don't you think?
equal power does not mean "everyone is exactly the same". It means everyone has equal say in how things work. No one owns anyone else. No one has dominion over anyone else. Think democracy.
No one has dominion over any one else... lol good luck. That sounds a lot like equality of outcome to me.
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote"
A pure Democracy is where individual rights are sacrificed at the altar of mob rule.
equal power does not mean "everyone is exactly the same". It means everyone has equal say in how things work. No one owns anyone else. No one has dominion over anyone else. Think democracy.
The real problem of the communist is the "necessary equity of the people", this makes this type of economy is only for utopia, while humans have an identity that doesn't match this requirement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NirpXeuXlbU
I think a lot of the regulars here could benefit from listening this carefully and completely.
I think a lot of the regulars here could benefit from listening this carefully and completely.
If they are really busy talking how can they listen to anything?
Usually they will watch things I source just so they can argue against it so... either they started too and their brain hurt too much thinking or they couldn't find anything to argue against.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NirpXeuXlbU
I think a lot of the regulars here could benefit from listening this carefully and completely.
I think a lot of the regulars here could benefit from listening this carefully and completely.
If they are really busy talking how can they listen to anything?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NirpXeuXlbU
I think a lot of the regulars here could benefit from listening this carefully and completely.
I think a lot of the regulars here could benefit from listening this carefully and completely.
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