Mikhail Bakunin_sl
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Reading and comprehending aren't the same thing.I can read, you however cannot stop lying to yourself.
Reading and comprehending aren't the same thing.I can read, you however cannot stop lying to yourself.
Here you go, Araysar. Another shining example of the kind of thinker that accepts the "if it can't survive militarily, therefore it's a problem with the system internally" argument. You're in great company!Wouldn't it be a sign of the inherent weakness of communism that it has to exist in this precious snowflake form
Uh, no I very clearly explained it. You might just be butthurt though.That's what I thought. You've gotnothing.
Which one, the dialectic, or political marxism? Because neither are substrains. Both are pretty important to the scientific field of marxist thought. You know. What actual marxists follow.Sure. I wasn't even aware of the existence that particular substrain of marxism.
Irrelevant to the topic at hand. The point is that the actual marxists in academia and the like actually use this term as a way to describe the full body of socialist theory. You got upset that I was using the term Marxism to describe socialist theory. I explained to you that its a perfectly valid use of the terminology, a use you weren't even aware existed. A use you called "gibberish". You're wrong. Continue being mad about it1. That's not actually true. Plenty of socialist thought predates Marx or originates from his contemporaries.
There is no blanket claim. There is the fact that the body of marxist thought is referred to as such, even when the ideas are coming from people who lived long after Marx, like Fromm.This kind of blanket claim is just ridiculous.
Never claimed it does. You're off arguing a strawman semantics argument because you CAN"T STAY ON TOPIC because you were proven wrong on the topic and you're seeking an out.2. Vanguardism doesn't arise from that.
No, its not. That's another strawman. There is no political brush being used here. I'm using the terminology the way we use it in academia. Thank you.Except that your attempt in using the term Marxism to cover all socialist is to paint them with a political brush
Well, you're just demonstrably wrong on that. Take a look at the link What is Marxist Dialectical Thinking? I posted about two pages back now and educate yourself. Its exactly the correct terminology to use.No, "...operate from the Marxist dialectic..." is gibberish. Not that the marxist dialectic is gibberish.
The core of the socialist-Marxist paradigm is dialectical materialism. When you operate from a Marxist paradigm, you are operating from the Marxist Materialist Dialectic framework or paradigm. So not only are you wrong, but you're dead wrong. On a key point of your own supposed philosophy and world view. Which is why I continue to believe you aren't anything more than a really believable troll when it comes to this issue. The whole picking Bakunin as your avatar and name is all part of the obfuscation. If you don't comprehend that to operate from a Marxist paradigm is to operate within the framework of the materialist dialectic as understood by academics whove spent their entire lives studying Marx, well, you aren't credible on any other part of this debate at that point, as far as I'm concerned.The core of socialist-Marxist thinking is its methodology, dialectical materialism. But the term was not systematically analysed by Marx or Engels. One has to synthesise its meaning from thousands of pages of their collected works.
A system must survive internal and external forces though. A communist society, or at least the one you envision, cannot exist in a vacuum.Here you go, Araysar. Another shining example of the kind of thinker that accepts the "if it can't survive militarily, therefore it's a problem with the system internally" argument. You're in great company!
Come with me comrade, to a better place! We will eat potato soup, if we've any potatos left after the evil poser communists come and steal them all!A system must survive internal and external forces though. A communist society, or at least the one you envision, cannot exist in a vacuum.
We get it Mik. Your utopia is some early 1900's society where the economy is altruistic and the people live in destitution and constant fear of being slaughtered by outside forces. It is a magical place.
Where would you go if you had a time machine? Mik would go get slaughtered by a superior force, just so the economy he participates in isn't exploitative.Come with me comrade, to a better place! We will eat potato soup, if we've any potatos left after the evil poser communists come and steal them all!
So you'd go back, become Jesus with your "magic"I dunno man. That's a tough call.
Probably I would go back to pre Empire Rome with chemistry and biology and math books and just find the smartest motherfuckers I could find and start teaching them that shit.
The hope being that Rome would develop technology like we have now, and we'd be a good 2000 years ahead by the time we get back to our current time period.
The communist's dilemma.Come with me comrade, to a better place! We will eat potato soup, if we've any potatos left after the evil poser communists come and steal them all!
If that were true, you'd prove it (it's just a matter of quoting yourself). You won't, because you've got nothing.Uh, no I very clearly explained it. You might just be butthurt though.
Political marxism (as defined by your link) is a substrain of marxism. It even says so on the page, dipshit.Which one, the dialectic, or political marxism? Because neither are substrains. Both are pretty important to the scientific field of marxist thought. You know. What actual marxists follow.
1. No academic with any degree of familiarity with socialism would use Marxism as a catch-all term for socialism except by accident.Irrelevant to the topic at hand. The point is that the actual marxists in academia and the like actually use this term as a way to describe the full body of socialist theory. You got upset that I was using the term Marxism to describe socialist theory. I explained to you that its a perfectly valid use of the terminology, a use you weren't even aware existed.
Here's what you said: "the Marxist Dialectic is a framework from which communists operate." That is absolutely a blanket claim about all communists. It's wrong.There is no blanket claim. There is the fact that the body of marxist thought is referred to as such, even when the ideas are coming from people who lived long after Marx, like Fromm.
No, retard. Your whole argument for laying the crimes of rhetorically (but not actually) socialist states at the feet of socialism only works if you accept the claim that all socialists are marxists (in the sense of accepting his political ideas about vanguardism).Never claimed it does. You're off arguing a strawman semantics argument because you CAN"T STAY ON TOPIC because you were proven wrong on the topic and you're seeking an out.
lolNo, its not. That's another strawman. There is no political brush being used here. I'm using the terminology the way we use it in academia. Thank you.
1. It's not a key point of my supposed philosophy and world view because I'm a socialist (and therefore not a marxist). You're using the terms.Well, you're just demonstrably wrong on that. Take a look at the link What is Marxist Dialectical Thinking? I posted about two pages back now and educate yourself. Its exactly the correct terminology to use.
Here let me help you
What is Marxist dialectical thinking? | Workers' Liberty
The core of the socialist-Marxist paradigm is dialectical materialism. When you operate from a Marxist paradigm, you are operating from the Marxist Materialist Dialectic framework or paradigm. So not only are you wrong, but you're dead wrong. On a key point of your own supposed philosophy and world view.
Right, and then when I say that such a system would have to be willing to engage in as much bloodshed as it takes to defend themselves, your dumbdumb response was to call me bloodthirsty. I'm talking to people who aren't intellectually honest. There's nothing you won't say, no matter how dishonest or illogical. There's no way to win against that.A system must survive internal and external forces though. A communist society, or at least the one you envision, cannot exist in a vacuum.