So you got your theory from memes and youtube e-celebs, got it.
What's the verdict, user? Good introductory material?
Kayden Miller
Brandon Gomez
Only illiterates who never actually have read Marx claim that he is unreadable.
marxists.org
Jose Lopez
In the same way that radicals can help reformists (by exerting pressure and making reform seem like a lesser evil to the ruling class), reformists can help radicals (by drawing attention to how things could be better without scaring them away first).
Andrew Morgan
Logan Thomas
In the West that's largely true. When a firm goes insolvent there is usually just another holding taking over. I'm making the muh risk argument but the law of value demands from the workers in co-ops to lower their own wages to stay in business or to pay themselves out and go out of business.
Hunter Walker
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Read Marx.
Jose Edwards
Stop linking me your cult literature
Jordan Edwards
The Video Of The Book, released today:
Chase Wood
The first quote is a bit of a mistranslation. Marx always makes a distinction between Genossenschaften and Kooperativfabriken, the former is what Wolff argues for, the latter is an actual new mode of production.
The second quote literally argues for a planned economy.
The third quote argues for seizing political power.
As for the other post, Marx means cooperative production on a societal level. This also isn't what Wolff argues for.
Nice attempt though to justify Wolff though.