Message from @Chron
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Ok then
"I'm not lecturing people"
uhhhhhhhhh
He might not have but he definitely supported it, and he did redefine the fight for power
"Obviously my country will not teach common knowledge"
He didn't observe that Marx was "outdated". Marxism cannot be outdated, that's antithetical to the nature of the theory. Marxist theory evolves based on material conditions and experience.
Do you know what world history is
Basic differences between world history
What
Marxist beliefs were outdated according to Lenin's beliefs, lenin believed that it was no longer a proletariat to bourgeois
You don't know what it is
History was taught during history class
Woahh
That isn't true. Lenin would never consider Marx to be outdated as he was a Marxist. And what you're describing is third-worldism, and the labor aristocracy can actually be traced back to Marx and Engels.
okay if you're irish let me ask you an irish history question
what was the easter uprising
@Mr. E#2794 What color is the Irish flag?
>learned about irish history
>is irish
>doesn't even know how his own country was created
>can't answer basic questions
Although he was essentially Marxist
>tells everyone that they're wrong
>doesn't know shit
okay buddy
how did your country get started
Leninism supports a vanguard party to work *for* the people, unlike Marxism, which supports direct action *by* the people
Mr E did not pay attention in class
This is why he watches Peterson
you're irish you should know your own damn country's origin
fucking hell
C
okay
He was influenced by multiple non-Marxist revolutionary movements, primarily Russian ones like the Narodniks. And if you actually read Marx and Lenin, you would know that vanguardism was actually formulated on a reading of Marx and Engels. It can be traced back to Classical Marxism. @Chron
who owned ireland before 1921
The US
10/10 best answer ever
I'm correct
He was also influenced by Kautsky's writings on the subject.
Wow
oh shit he actually googled something
Nice answer