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Originally Posted by sarramkrop
Marxism is an instrument that instigates the dictatorship of the proletariat as a mean of establishing a communist society, but not the original cause for those strands of thought to generate themselves, simply a motivator for their continuing existence. Of course you have to put thoughts into practice, if you want things to happen. Thoughts alone don't do anything.
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well i disagree. that program (dictatoriship, socialism, communism) might have been appropriate a century ago, but not today. capital is not an externality to us anymore (i'm talking about the formal/real subsumption to capital difference: All life is commodity, in its content, not only form.)
a contemporary insurrection (say the riots in the french banlieues, 2005) is not an affirmation of the proletarian condition (an affirmation would be a request for a "workers' state or a proletarian democracy) , but a practical attempt to its abolition, and therefore a practical attempt to the abolition of all classes.
check out this concept:
communisation