What do you think, Is he right?

What do you think, Is he right?

Of course it's true that systems and "the game" is more important than individuals, but we can't deny that some individuals have more power than others.

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What is a power relation and why does he not say class struggle

There ARE powerful people pulling the strings. It's RICH PEOPLE you dumb fuck. Shit.

He's a red liberal socdem at best but this is a materialist/marxist position.

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He is right, but fuck me sideways Owen "Corbyn should go" Jones is a snake if there ever was one. The blairites have always wanted Corbyn to go and still do, the socdems liked his ideals but not the man but have come around to him: Owen Jones literally wrote an article saying "Corbyn should go" like 2 weeks before the election was called, then wrote one saying "CORBYN WILL LEAD US TO VICTORY". or some bollocks. He can fuck RIGHT off.

There is no secret elitist globalist group controlling everything. It's just rich people trying to increase their wealth. And there are quite a lot of them, too.

he also did an interview for GQ with Alistair Campbell before the snap election where they both talked about Corbyn in the past tense and "why he failed". Infuriating stuff.

This seems suspiciously Foucauldian. I'd say economic instead.

Why not both? Who is to say the rich HAVEN'T formed secret societies and elitist groups to use as tools to maintain power?