politics; marxists
you cant delegitimize all political activity that doesnt take the form of electoralism, delegitimize all violence that isnt from the state, advocate a regulation of the social body by direct control of the organs of the proletariat, and follow nationalists like Lasalle and Kautsky, and then be surprised when people notice that youre not exactly offering a picture of liberation
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@errante thats rude
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@errante wait what? marx argues for the proletriat to abolish itself. its description as the proletariat is a descriptor, not a prescription
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@errante its not in opposition to lumpen, thats not really accurate to his version
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@errante lmao no
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@errante is there such a thing as a rotten fruit or vegetable? is there still purpose in categorizing apples together even if some apples are rotten? i think so. the proletariat isnt 'the good guys' its just a class descriptor.
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@errante anyways, it's fine if you don't like the marxist angle, i think it has usefulness. and i think you do yourself a disservice by disregarding it in the way that you do, without apprehending its actual place historically. but you certainly don't have to engage with it if you don't want to, but i'd really like to ask you to please refrain from pretending like just because i use a marxist-discourse that means i believe everything the last marxist you listened to believes. because i'm not a marxist.
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