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In reply to the discussion: One of the nice things about being well-versed in Marxism [View all]ithinkmyliverhurts
(1,928 posts)5. I will retract and apologize for this.
He is my favorite senator and espouses a classic form of democratic socialism.
I was being a stubborn purist in lumping him in with capitalists (i.e., one can't write books and go on book tours without participating in the system), but I was just being a dick-face. I take it all back. Would that I were the man Senator Sanders is.
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Too bad it's not taught..really taught..as part of a history lesson. In depth, capitalism and
nanabugg
Jul 2012
#27
Hmmm, I guess we'll just disagree here, but I'll try not to insult you.
ithinkmyliverhurts
Jul 2012
#10
I got POUNDED in my dialectical materialism seminar for taking a Hegelian position.
lapislzi
Jul 2012
#28
if you know they exist, why don't you quote marx on solutions rather than someone else's problematic
HiPointDem
Jul 2012
#18
saying the system is unsustainable isn't offering a 'solution'. Neither is a limit to the workday
HiPointDem
Jul 2012
#35
Can I ask how you get people to listen long enough to grasp the points without trying to refute
HiPointDem
Jul 2012
#15