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halp~~ 12/13/25(Sat)07:33:51 No.24946162
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halp~~ Anonymous 12/13/25(Sat)07:33:51 No.24946162 Archived
Best criticism of neoliberal capitalism out there? Who, what, where, which?
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Anonymous
12/13/25(Sat)08:44:01 No.24946241
Anonymous 12/13/25(Sat)08:44:01 No.24946241
>>24946162
Wall Street and the Russian Revolution by Richard Spence is implicitly a great critique of capitalism. But it is possible (even likely) that the author disagrees with this conclusion.
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12/13/25(Sat)08:45:01 No.24946244
Anonymous 12/13/25(Sat)08:45:01 No.24946244
>>24946241
>implicitly
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