Nietzsche said it was secularized Christianity. Marx said it was secularized Judaism but would make Christianity its appendage.
How many communist threads a day is enough? Six? Ten? Is this really necessary?
>>25262369One of the discord trannies doing this (the one that writes all in lowercase and seems dyslexic) straight up admitted that he spams the catalog via proxies. I don't know why jannies don't ban blatant political shilling threads like this on sight.
>>25262383My dad is a small business owner and landlord and it makes so fucking angry every time I see another Marx thread on any board. Any thread about Marx should be globally banned like bronie shit
>>25262359Marx was making an allusion to the mode of economic operation of the jew as a group. That does not mean he thinks capitalism is Judaism literally.
>>25262398The values of it coincided with a new emphasis on the Old Testament which he talks about
>>25262369>>25262383>>25262393fragile so fragile
>>25262406I mean we figured out the answer to all this decades ago. Helicopters. There's no point in discussing it anymore. It's a solved problem. What is there to talk about?
>>25262484This post has been approved by Peter Thiel
>>25262494Why don't you move to North Korea if you love communism so much?
>>25262512Why don't you stay on topic, lil Awooster?
>>25262369boy in case you didn't noticed, we have entered Capitalism final crisis in 2008. Yes. So thread about Capital abolition are necessary. You can whine all you want, Capitalism cannot reproduce itself anymore.
>>252626052008 was 18 years ago dude.
>>25262621It has only gotten worse
>>25262640huh? what's gotten worse?
>>252626052008 was subtanstially the product of government intervention. They made banks give mortgages to unqualified browns because it was racist they didn't own houses.I'm not attributing that to a failure of capitalism. >>25262640What has? Has there been another financial crisis of that magnitude? No? Then what are you talking about?
>>25262722That had zero do with it, zero. The foundations for the crisis were laid decades before it with the idea of bundling high-risk mortgages and selling them that way because they had higher security, since statistically even if many defaulted, high-risk bundles had higher interest rates and so the bundles were theoretically guaranteed profit regardless. The book Liar's Poker talks about the inception of this idea. Then it got so popular they put everyone's retirement in it and the flood of demand for high-risk bundles made the loans easier and easier to get so when the chain of defaults hit the housing marketed plummeted which wiped out leverage from lower risk mortgages as well
>>25262393>>25262406Uhoh they don't like being recognized
