Face it: the proletariat has proven to be a far more reactionary and less revolutionary force than Marx ever predicted. Many people are disatisfied with the status-quo but not in a way that anyone looking at the situation realistically could call “revolutionary”.
Why is this? Why are Marxists and socialists almost completely sidelined nearly everywhere on the planet (minus socialist states) while the right is growing in Europe and America? Is the false consciousness too strong? Why has Marxism in one way or another lost its appeal (while remaining true in its basic analysis) to the actual working class? It’s often demoralizing to see no progress, and I sometimes think a change of approach may be needed, but I’d just like to hear other anons’ thoughts
Read the pic you just posted. If you think you're safe because you're a suburban white dude you're wrong. We're really going into barbarism.
mass shootings happening in America and terrorist attacks in Europe. All done by alienated guys.
Austin Nguyen
Theres no way you can paint nk in a good light. I mean those people think kim fatty is their God. He also killed members if his own family. You also look at north korea from space and there are no lights. Plus theyre shorter than south koreans from malnutrution. Youd have to be so persuasive to convince me that nk is best korea that youd probably be rich from being a master salesman and wouldnt be in this board in the first place.
Proles, at least broadly, were never a revolutionary class. Only skilled, educated workers, "labor aristocracy", as well as certain petite-bourgeoisie, have the ability to manifest and lead a revolution, either by violence or conspiracy. Take the Blanqui-pill, comrade.
