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Why organize?
Brandon Clark
Aiden Davis
What is natural and unnatural for you? People organizing is unnatural? I don't think proles will just build a new form of society without uttering a single word or slogan, you know *sniff*, they will not automatically assemble into a new society like nanorobots *sniff* and so on.
nature izh itshelf unnatural, I claim
Jace Jackson
What drugs you smoking, the conditions of workers have only been getting better since the industrial revolution when people used to work every day on 18 hour days. As long as lefties keep pushing shitty reforms into law so that things at least seem to be getting better, there will never be enough of a desire in the populace for a revolt. England during the 19th century is a prime example of this; by reforming extensively, they avoided the revolutions experienced in every other part of Europe.
Everyone will just keep getting socialist reforms shoved down their throat until there is no longer a motive to work and we all get our minds uploaded to the cloud. Have fun lurking on leftypol till then.
Landon Walker
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Camden Barnes
He identified that particular mover of history, class conflict, as a fundamental one, and he analysed the contradictions between the classes in capitalism to get a better idea of what the revolutionary class here was, what its interests were, and how it might liberate itself and assert its power. The revolution isn't "inevitable" exactly, and neither is the "collapse of capitalism". It has to be actively engaged in, which Marx obviously desired because he saw limitations in capitalism for the advancement of humanity.
Really you should read more about studies of the deterioration of feudalism to get a concrete idea of where these theories come from. Marx was basically living in the tail end of this movement that saw the capitalist market conquer the whole world. Feudal relations (however weak) literally still existed in some parts of Europe while Marx was alive. You can actually see in this history the movement of class conflict, the advance and retreat of the privileges of the lords. It is all there, and it's very interesting to look into.