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Strypey · 11w
I identify as an anarchist, not a Marxist. But I'm very aware that this is as much a result of my age and birthplace as any the political ideas I've debated, read or tried to practice. But as Marx him...
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@nprofile1q... The common element here is, a lot of people have been dissatisfied with the structure of society for a long time, but none of the alternatives has worked.

Anarchism has no resistance to conquest, and Marxism always turns into bureaucratic tyranny.

The problem is unsolved.
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Strypey · 11w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqn0uukeplsy3hz9s2v0ktcetag6yegr4w40qtjn0czdn92h357sasuqamt6 You've framed the problem in such a way as to make it unsolvable. This is a deeply conservative move, as it implies that any attempt to improve society can only make it worse, and existi...