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Only country where Marx isn't demonized
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Landon Ramirez
they don't teach marx in north korea
Gabriel Russell
I think that's exaggerated. China has a Marxism Institute and various schools of thought within the party:
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There are bookstores in Beijing with Marxism sections.
Blake Thompson
even if they don't (which i doubt highly), they aren't demonising him.
Caleb Lopez
Communism with Chinese characteristics is the CCP's term for creation of an economy (China Dream) that can move towards a Socialist economy and finally to Communism when the time is right this Dosent mean an abandoning of Marx's ideals of Marxism as both Marxism and Leninism remain core tenants of the CCP
Is this another episode of "lets support the overthrow of a communist party made up of hundreds of millions of members because some Uni students want 'better socialism'"
This is a common reactionary trick see the rise of "Solidarity" in Poland and to a lesser extent the Prague spring
Daniel Young
no, their demands are quite simple: if you're going to do this "opening up" business, at the very least stop privatising chinese education and healthcare
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Jaxson Murphy
Well obviously that means those services being in private hands is more efficient and will develop the productive forces faster. How else are they to destroy america/capitalism?
Lincoln Rogers
but why?
Kayden Cox
This. Even if they weren’t then all it would mean would be a conflict between Chinese and American porkies. The working class has nothing to gain from infighting among imperialists.
Ayden Parker
What a cruel fucking joke.