The quote describes marxists and the consequences after they implement their 'unconstrained view'. This view does not see man as flawed and that the ideal society is rules by the proletariat (aka the ...
Thank you for the precision and reference. Thomas Sowell's work seems very interesting.
I would not define myself as a marxist. As spotted in the post, anarchist comes first. I believe putting certain things in the commons is necessary to guarantee freedom, but also in free market. I reject statism and favor a convivialist-local scale.
My main pain point with capitalism is about how to prevent monopolies and capital concentration to occur. I have come to think that free market is not enough and capitalism logically ends up forming a crony elit of oligarchs.
Regarding sexual unconstrained behaviour and looking at history, it seems to me that it is more a general trend for elites than a marxist thing, only getting worse at the end of an era.
I would not define myself as a marxist. As spotted in the post, anarchist comes first. I believe putting certain things in the commons is necessary to guarantee freedom, but also in free market. I reject statism and favor a convivialist-local scale.
My main pain point with capitalism is about how to prevent monopolies and capital concentration to occur. I have come to think that free market is not enough and capitalism logically ends up forming a crony elit of oligarchs.
Regarding sexual unconstrained behaviour and looking at history, it seems to me that it is more a general trend for elites than a marxist thing, only getting worse at the end of an era.
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