Is Marxism still an easy product to sell to a hopeful audience of dreamers, or is it obsolete? One of our Members wants to know, because it seems like some Marxists really believe, and others just see it as a practical tool to control people and to build personal wealth.
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5 replies on “Marxism: Still an Easy Product to Sell to a Hopeful Audience of Dreamers, or Is It Obsolete?”
Bill and Alfonzo, One of the things I learned from being a supervisor or manager for most of my 45-year career are that individuals do not see their own faults and in their minds, they are the most outstanding employee the company could ever ask for the rest of the employees well they are so-so.
The “fourth” category noted by Bill, the “assuage guilt” crowd, needs to learn to replace that falsehood with the truth that conservative policies actually do accomplish the improvement in the lives of the lower classes that they should desire.
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Gaslighting is a consequence of a mental disorder, and humanity is suffering from an epidemic of leftist insanity.
I wish I was the one to come up with this but…
“Socialism is the Axe Body Spray of ideologies. It never works as advertised, and it’s mostly favored by young people who don’t know any better”