Marx on the Inevitable Fall of the Bourgeoisie
What the bourgeoisie therefore produces, above all, are its own grave-diggers
Why “Albert Einstein’s ‘Why Socialism?'”? | naked capitalism
On Einstein's important essay "Why Socialism?" along with his considerable involvement in politics and some of his important initiatives.
Humanity and Nature Through Social Production: An Interview with John Bellamy Foster (Part 1)
The reason why communists are so opposed to Democratic Socialists
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The reason why communists are so opposed to Democratic Socialists
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From Republican to Democratic Socialist
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Study Materials - Marxist-Leninist Reading Hub (MLRH)
Find free communist, Marxist-Leninist educational materials here! We have a reading list, audiobooks, study guides, and more!
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One In Three Democrats Now Identify As Democratic Socialists, New Poll Finds
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Beginner communist book recommendation
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5 Books every Socialist should read
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TIL:That In 1944, Picasso joined the French Communist Party and remained a loyal member until his death in 1973
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Marxist-Leninist Study Resources - Start.me
A startpage with online resources about Marxist-Leninist Study Resources, created by purposeistobeequal.
Democratic Socialism Is the Compromise Position — Given our scale of inequality, the egalitarian reforms of democratic socialism are only the start of what we should strive for.
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How is state socialism different than state capitalism, and how are objectively beneficial policies done by the state still tattered with authoritarian statism?
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The old myth that Socialists just "want something for free" is a lie perpetuated by the Billionaire class.
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People who fear socialism don't understand socialism.
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Let's replace capitalist control with workers' control of production
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Leftist_Muslims
this is a space for leftist muslims who want discuss, share, and communicate with other likeminded leftists/muslims
ModernSocialist
Welcome to r/ModernSocialist
This is an international community for communists of different traditions to discuss current events in our WORLD from Pro-Socialist, Pro-Communist & anti-capitalist perspectives.
Feel free to share News, Memes, Theory, your thoughts, ideas & most important of all, your real world actions & experiences that forward our cause globally. Are you volunteering in your community in a way that spreads the values of communism? Share it!
Btw our logo is the flag of Earth!
feeling rage after reading marxist theory
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The Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education – Socialist Education for all!
WOW I HAD NO IDEA THIS EXISTED UNTIL NOW
SOCIALISM OR YOUR MONEY BACK
Our aim is to build a movement working towards socialism, a democratic society based upon co-operation and production for use, a world community without national borders. An end to buying and selling and money, where goods will be voluntarily produced and services voluntarily supplied to meet people's needs. People will freely take the things they need.
The Socialist Party of Great Britain is an organisation of equals with no leaders.
‘A Socialism for the Twenty-First Century: Towards the ‘Full and Free Development of Every Individual’’ by Tony Smith reviewed by Stephen Darling
In A Socialism for the Twenty-First Century, Tony Smith argues for “a feasible and superior alternative” (120) to capitalism in the form of republican socialism. At its core, republicanism rests on two principles: self-governance and freedom from domination (4–8). For Smith, these principles express an explicitly anti-authoritarian stance, summed up in the formulation “self-governance without domination” (24). The result is a vision of socialism that is clearly anti-authoritarian—unlike the state-socialist models of the former USSR or present-day China. From the outset, Smith aims to develop a model that goes beyond historical instances of “really existing socialism.” Because those experiences shaped…
Resources • International Socialism
From our archives Why the Earth Summit failed David Treece (1992) The ‘workers’ government Chris Harman and Tim Potter (1977) A critique of Nicos Poulantzas Colin Barker Theories of Patriarchy Lindsey German The state and capitalism today Chris Harman Marxism,… Continue Reading →
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Why We Never Hear About the Countries Where Socialism Works
utopian promises or authoritarian nightmares????
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Socialism is still better, scientifically
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