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Aisling
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Marx was way ahead of his time on the environment. He recognises the impact of material production on natural resources, and that says that without socialism will come barbarism and apocalypse in terms of environmental destruction. We need a more reciprocal relationship with the natural world.
Marx did not focus enough on women however his work gave rise to a political movement that supported female emancipation.
— Dec 08, 2025 01:13AM
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Marx did not focus enough on women however his work gave rise to a political movement that supported female emancipation.
Aisling
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Marx believes in democracy, he doesn’t believe that the current parliamentary set up is democratic enough. To be truly democratic and for our political institutions to be separate from capitalist regulation, we need self-government at a much more local level. That is how society will stem from the state and the state will no longer be a parasite on society.
— Dec 07, 2025 08:55AM
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Aisling
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Antagonism built into capitalism because class conflict and the wars it gives rise to, as capitalist nations clash over global resources or imperial influence.
Urgent goals of socialist movement is peace. Working class protest about putting an end to violence. Only happens when provoked or when peaceful tactics fail.
Revolutions come when one social class overthrows the other and replaces it with its own power.
— Dec 05, 2025 11:04AM
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Urgent goals of socialist movement is peace. Working class protest about putting an end to violence. Only happens when provoked or when peaceful tactics fail.
Revolutions come when one social class overthrows the other and replaces it with its own power.
Aisling
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Revolution isn’t about violence. Social reform isn’t perceived to be about violence yet it still results in it (civil rights movement). Revolution for Marx is about making institutions public and abolishing market relations. It’s a process that takes time and leaves no remnants if successful. Pacifism is immoral (given exceptions), and capitalism has resulted in violent crimes (Hiroshima, Great Irish Famine).
— Dec 05, 2025 10:56AM
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Aisling
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Death of the working class- such an oversimplified view of class. The working class is defined not just by productive forces but also job insecurity, poor wages, and economic oppression where they have no power to leave or get a different job. The working class encompasses lower level white collar workers (service industry) and those with strict management disciplines. Also so many people live and work in slums.
— Dec 05, 2025 10:34AM
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Marxism exploits ANYONE. All classes.
— Dec 05, 2025 09:57AM
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