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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/29626672
On May 5th, 1818, Karl Marx, hero of the international proletatiat, was born. His revolution of Socialist theory reverberates throughout the world carries on to this day, in increasing magnitude. Every passing day, he is vindicated. His analysis of Capitalism, development of the theory of Scientific Socialism, and advancements on dialectics to become Dialectical Materialism, have all played a key role in the past century, and have remained ever-more relevant throughout.
He didn’t always rock his famous beard, when he was younger he was clean shaven!
Some significant works:
Economic & Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte
Critique of the Gotha Programme
Manifesto of the Communist Party (along with Engels)
And, of course, Capital Vol I-III
Interested in Marxism-Leninism, but don’t know where to start? Check out my “Read Theory, Darn it!” introductory reading list!
Yes actually. Id like to know.
Why is being curious “reactionary”? That’s ridiculous.
I’m guessing your question was asked in quite a suggestive way. I have to ask: why should it be important?
"Which countries are socialist " is suggestive? Lol what? I’m what way is that suggestive?
Context matters, homie.
Yeah it does. We’re in a thread about the father of socialism, honey buns.
I don’t appreciate that kind of sexualizing address.
I already linked you the answer matey. If you want to learn about socialism we have lots of communities for that on lemmy, just take a browse. But this community is not for serious political debate or discussion. It’s just for memes.
You did not tell me what countries are socialst, matey. Arr
Ahh ok, i see. Celebration of Karl Marx is a meme and not serious. I didn’t understand that. Carry on.
Definetly not meant as a suggestive question. No, siree. /s
You still didn’t answer: In what way is that (supposedly unsuggestive) question relevant to the topic? How do you respect the context?