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    1. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 14
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      I read just a bit about Derrida’s political views, but Marxism was VERY popular w/his ilk in the 60s, it’s at least an influence. I just know he hated the French Communist Party, was called a “libertarian pessimist” in the 80s, & acted SUPER pro-Marx once the US was unchallenged

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    2. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 14
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      Anyone who supported Marxism after the 1920s is as suspect as someone whi supports national socialism post 1945. They are branches of the same philosophical/political tree. If anything Marxismis worse. Responsible for at least 4 times as many deaths and untold misery.

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    3. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 14
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      You might not like hearing this, but... capitalism is responsible for many more deaths than could be attributed to Marxism. It’s been used to justify genocide since the Age of Exploration, all deaths caused by artificial scarcity (and by Nestlé and Chiquita), and so much more.

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    4. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 14
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      That being said, modern Marxists don’t support the policies that led to so many deaths, bc they aren’t needed by socialism— the biggest tragedies were just bad agriculture No specific course of gov’t action is *needed* for socialism beyond the state not suppressing labor anymore

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    5. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 14
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      3. The issue the wealth and power of the elite remains. How to align their interests with the rest of us? Venice is the only state to do this over an extended period. Read Julius Norwich history of Venice. Brilliant book, especially the section on how Doges were elected!

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    6. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 14
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      In any properly (market) socialist system, the only rich would have received their money through their own labor or art, rather than through their property ownership. The main thing socialism objects to is the ability of owners to continue profiting massively without labor.

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    7. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 16
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      4. Need a more contemporary example? Look at the wage increases in Hungary over the last decade. I was in Budapest last year and business managers were lamenting high pay increases and the difficulty of recruitment. Want to help workers, stop immigration.

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    8. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 16
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      The notion you’re suggesting is that you have to hurt some workers to help other workers, while restricting the freedoms of both in the process. But a much more direct solution that does NOT have these effects is known— strengthening unions internationally.

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    9. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 16
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      1. It is an issue of supply and demand! Increase the supply of labour and you reduce its value. Globalism has had such a terrible impact on the working classes of developed nations. I expect multinationals to support Globalisation, but why does the Left support it?

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    10. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 16
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      The left supports “globalization” in the sense of lower border restrictions, less war, etc. The left typically *opposes* free trade agreements, except between countries with similar labor standards. *Neoliberals* (including the ones who tout socially left causes) support it.

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      Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 16
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      How will the flow of labour into your country be controlled with lower border restrictions? You can have mass migration or a welfare state, but not both. Eventually people will either object to those who have not contributed receiving benefits or the money runs out. See Sweden.

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        2. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 16
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          Why would the flow of labor need to be controlled? More labor means more production, with fewer hours per person. Logistically, there’s no reason you can’t have both, but I’d prefer to involve the state as little as possible. Now what do you think’s going on in Sweden?

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        3. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 16
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          2. I set up a bakery with two workers and make just enough bread to meet demand and make a profit. Then I employ 10 workers, make 5 times as much bread. Better? Well only if I a) sell all my bread b) the sale price still allows me to make a profit after costs. Demand matters.

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