The Tankies [SOVIS]
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FoundedJun 12, 2020 (6 years)
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Doing what's right in the midst of Chaos is what sets us apart from the others. Are we always right? Certainly not, but striving for a glimpse of something better is why we're here.
From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs. -Karl Marx
Mankind is divided into rich and poor. Into property owners and exploited, and to abstract oneself from this fundamental divison, and from the antagonism between poor and rich, means abstracting oneself from fundamental facts. -Joseph Stalin
Freedom in capitalist society always remains about the same as it was in ancient Greek republics: freedom for slave owners. -Vladimir Lenin
Communism is economic not political. Tell me what exactly wouldn't work in a society where workers keep the value of labor they produce instead of employers and what is mutally beneficial about exploiting workers of their surplus labor they've created? Why isn't profit just called a tax of roughly 90% the value a worker generates for an employer? If you can't answer those questions then there's no point in debating the reality of the failures of capitalism.
From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs. -Karl Marx
Mankind is divided into rich and poor. Into property owners and exploited, and to abstract oneself from this fundamental divison, and from the antagonism between poor and rich, means abstracting oneself from fundamental facts. -Joseph Stalin
Freedom in capitalist society always remains about the same as it was in ancient Greek republics: freedom for slave owners. -Vladimir Lenin
Communism is economic not political. Tell me what exactly wouldn't work in a society where workers keep the value of labor they produce instead of employers and what is mutally beneficial about exploiting workers of their surplus labor they've created? Why isn't profit just called a tax of roughly 90% the value a worker generates for an employer? If you can't answer those questions then there's no point in debating the reality of the failures of capitalism.
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