What does that mean?

Specifically historical materialism

Like the Marxist theory of history

"The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles."

ofc\

And it’s untrue

Classes struggling in order to gain power and such

He was a brainlet

What about now?

What should we do now?

Name a single state which has existed without socioeconomic classes? @Pelth

and furthermore name one where these classes are not in conflict with one another

The struggles between classes weren’t the primary issue. People knew their places in society

@3v6en8 Engage in the destruction of bourgeois class society, and build a world where human need is the primary driving force

Where is the innovation in that society?

@Pelth That's why slaves societies never had slave revolts, feudal societies never had peasant revolts, mercantilist society never had bourgeois revolution, and capitalist society has never had proletarian revolution

It’s tribe vs tribe and every tribe has classes within it.

People just know their place

@3v6en8 Innovation according to human need

As opposed to innovation for the sake of personal gain

So people won't ask for more because we're all born moral, ethical and altruistic?

We only need a room, water/food, and clothing to work?

No, people won't be in headspaces where they're trained to ignore ethics and human suffering

@fuck12moredeadcops is this nonsense what they teach you in college?

I didn't go to college

Ahh

Checkmate Libtard

Most wars throughout history were disagreements amongst the rulers of the leaders of opposing tribes, not disagreements amongst the tribe itself

Went straight into the workforce then got radicalized while working construction

Where is our incentive to work?

So you’re a Mexican @fuck12moredeadcops

*Maybe the barrel of a govt police's gun*

@3v6en8 Can you honestly not conceive of working for a reason other than "Ah shit I want a wage"

No I'm black @Gоd

Ah a Black mexican

Why would I work efficiently?

I could just show up, do my thing and done

You can do that within capitalism

and you're much more likely to do that when your labor is largely meaningless

ofc, but people want to earn more money

more money = more amenities