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all marxists push for socialist society and the eradication of capitalism #leftist #socialism #capitalism

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The system is built against us Exploring the intersection of political ideology and human welfare. Many debates surrounding Marxism, Socialism, and Free Market Capitalism ignore the lived experiences of those at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder. Is it a market failure or a policy success? Understanding geopolitics and economic history is key to fixing the future. #politics #socialism #capitalism #communism #geopolitics

You would tjonk we would have learned how harmful these ideologies are with past events… maybe we aren’t as smart as we think. #Politics #truth #fascism #socialism #peacetwin

Join the discord in bio! ⚒️ Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels both spent significant periods in financial hardship, though in very different ways. Karl Marx lived much of his adult life in chronic poverty, especially during his exile in London. After being expelled from several European countries, he settled in Soho, where he struggled to support his family through journalism and occasional political writing. Income was unstable, debts accumulated, and several of his children died in conditions linked to illness and deprivation. His major work, *Capital*, was written not in comfort but in cramped apartments, often while he was ill and hounded by creditors. Poverty for Marx was not an abstract concept; it structured his daily existence. Friedrich Engels, by contrast, came from a wealthy industrial family that owned textile factories in Germany and England. Personally, he did not experience long-term poverty in the way Marx did. However, he worked in his father’s factory in Manchester—a role he disliked #Communism #Marxism #Socialism #Leftism #Progressivism SocialJustice Equality WorkersRights ClassStruggle AntiCapitalism Revolution PowerToThePeople EqualityForAll EconomicJustice SocialChange PeopleOverProfit WorkersUnite Proletariat FightTheSystem JusticeForAll Solidarity UpliftThePeople CommunityPower WealthEquality PoliticalRevolution RedScare ResistCapitalism EndExploitation ProgressiveMovement riseup

Karl Marx was born on May 5, 1818, in Trier, Germany. On his birth anniversary, he is remembered globally as the "father of scientific socialism" and a revolutionary whose ideas on class struggle and historical materialism continue to shape modern social science, economics, and politics. Karl Marx (5 May 1818 – 14 March 1883) was a German philosopher, social and political theorist, economist, journalist, and revolutionary socialist. He is best-known for the 1848 pamphlet The Communist Manifesto (written with Friedrich Engels), and his three-volume Das Kapital (1867–1894), a critique of classical political economy which employs his theory of historical materialism in an analysis of capitalism, in the culmination of his life's work. Marx's ideas and their subsequent development, collectively known as Marxism, have had enormous influence. All Credits goes to the Real owner #karlmarx #communism #marxism #socialism #communist

The Reality of China... #communism #socialism #capitalism #economics #china

Every morning before sunrise, thousands of Chinese people wait for hours to get a good spot to see the flag raising ceremony. Chinese people are incredibly patriotic, but it feels different from the blind, aggressive nationalism we have at home in the United States. Here is an excerpt from Mao Zedong that explains the contradiction between internationalism and nationalism. "Can a Communist, who is an internationalist, at the same time be a patriot? We hold that he not only can be but also must be. The specific content of patriotism is determined by historical conditions. There is the "patriotism" of the Japanese aggressors and of Hitler, and there is our patriotism. Communists must resolutely oppose the "patriotism" of the Japanese aggressors and of Hitler. The Communists of Japan and Germany are defeatists with regard to the wars being waged by their countries. To bring about the defeat of the Japanese aggressors and of Hitler by every possible means is in the interests of the Japanese and the German people, and the more complete the defeat the better.... For the wars launched by the Japanese aggressors and Hitler are harming the people at home as well as the people of the world. China's case, however, is different, because she is the victim of aggression. Chinese Communists must therefore combine patriotism with internationalism. We are at once internationalists and patriots, and our slogan is, "Fight to defend the motherland against the aggressors." For us defeatism is a crime and to strive for victory in the War of Resistance is an inescapable duty. For only by fighting in defense of the motherland can we defeat the aggressors and achieve national liberation. And only by achieving national liberation will it be possible for the proletariat and other working people to achieve their own emancipation. The victory of China and the defeat of the invading imperialists will help the people of other countries. Thus in wars of national liberation patriotism is applied internationalism." #communism #socialism #china

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🚨 The Hidden Driver Behind Socialism? Most people think socialism is about fairness. But often, it taps into something deeper: envy. 🧠 Humans aren’t wired for equality — we’re wired for relative status Even in primate studies, monkeys reject rewards if others get more. 👉 It’s not about having enough — it’s about not having less than others. 📊 Behavioral economics confirms this: People frequently prefer everyone earning less over a system where 👉 they earn more… but someone else earns significantly more. ⚖️ That’s where the tension starts: ➡️ Capitalism: creates more total wealth, but unequal outcomes ➡️ Socialism: reduces inequality, often by limiting upside 💡 The uncomfortable truth: For many, it feels better if no one stands far above, even if that means everyone stands lower overall. 🔍 This isn’t about good vs. bad intentions. It’s about a deep evolutionary instinct: 👉 Large status gaps can signal threat, instability, or loss of control. ⚠️ The risk? If policy is driven more by relative envy than absolute progress, society may trade growth for uniformity. 📉 And historically, systems that suppress high performers often reduce incentives… and shrink the total pie. — 🇨🇭 The Swiss Way. Humor backed by Facts. Confronting Beliefs with Reality. #economics #behavioraleconomics #capitalism #socialism #inequality psychology wealth

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