Marxism, for and against?

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• Weird Granny Slater

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  23 November 2017     15:27336094
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  1980: the new Prime Minister of Zimbabwe gifts Lord Soames his annotated copy of Lenin's Imperialism: the highest stage of capitalism requesting that it be used to fill a space in the Eton curriculum:
  
  

  

  
  
  2017: capitalism floundering after sterling work by Eton old boys:
  
  

  

  
  
  And smiles all round.
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• Guest 1713

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  30 December 2017     20:25337683
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  Fact a vile philosophy that's slaughtered millions in its time
• howard mcsweeney1

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  30 December 2017     20:45337685
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  The actions of extreme left or right groups and also tribal hatred in the third world have always ended in tears. Maybe a moderate like Sir Vince Cable is the ideal chap to lead our country into a peaceful and successful future?
• Brian Dixon

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  30 December 2017     20:59337687
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  howard, blue wont like that. lol
• Weird Granny Slater

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  30 December 2017     22:43337689
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   Al1967 wrote:

  Fact a vile philosophy that's slaughtered millions in its time

  
  
  Shocking. I mean, with just slavery, the first major world conflagration, imperial slaughter in Africa and the Indian subcontinent, and a few other equally insignificant events to its name, capitalism just can't keep up, can it?
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• Brian Dixon

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  31 December 2017     06:43337690
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  #24 should read blue barry wont like that.

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