Muke Thread

I ended up not putting much effort into schooling last year, lost interest in tons of stuff. Still, doing fine now and doing home school.

You're the only one from mchan to which I've spoken in the last year. I stopped going when the sense of community kind of diminished, mostly due to Eliza leaving and all the orbiters losing interest.
We ought to catch up, maybe on steam, or email, or whatever.

It really wasn't due to Eliza leaving if anything she sped up the death. Everyone that was there because of her was such cancer.

But yea I'd like to get in contact with the regulars again but, no idea where I'd start with that.

I gotta go in a few minutes. How often are you here?

Just hit me up on twitter dude: @Xexizy11

I want muke to fuck my boipussy!

Have you heard of Paul Cockshott and this book by him and another guy: ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/~cottrell/socialism_book/ and if so what's your opinion?

Hitler was a socialist

Stop making eceleb threads you retarded faggots.

Nice, just sent a message.
I'll be off now.
Can't wait to see if we can get in touch with the old mchan regulars.

muke, Marx didn't believe that morals were bourgeois or empty

just make sure to be prepared for the debate so it doesn't turn out like this

youtube.com/watch?v=Migl-340Xsw

I'm gonna be reading 'Their Morals and Ours' pretty soon so I'll have a stronger understanding on the topic. That shit on twitter was mostly just getting people angry for fun.

I'm actually debating The Distributionist next Thursday, should be fun.

I finished reading State and revolution.

I'm still not an ML.

por qué?

Well shit man we have to have a discussion about it some time then.

I'm busy all week so how about Friday/Saturday?

Sure thing.

You know you can just read Marx himself

What would you recommend of his on morals specifically?

grundrisse, it's still even throughout capital and his latest works

Well lets be realistic here.

Relatively easily accessible 50 page book on the specific topic vs unedited, notoriously lengthy text on loads of different shit that I would probably need to read a bunch of other stuff first before I could properly understand it.

Yea I'll stick to the first one for now. I'll get there.

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that's fine, but just don't fall for the "marx was an anti-humanist" myth.

Is the overwhelming sexual tension between muke and rebel deep lore

When do we get Muke x Rebel fanfic?

read le pancake man

Huh, eceleb threads have never been anchored before, why this one?

because muke is bae

Why this place got so many namefags?

Ah yes, the namefag Marx.

If you don't want to read the Grundrisse or Marx's Manuscripts, you should check out Marxism and Freedom by Raya Dunayevskaya. It's a Libertarian Marxist text, but it's worth reading for her take on Marx's Humanism and her return to Hegel, and talking about Hegel's relevance in Marxism, since Marx himself was very open about being a disciple of Hegel.

Marx was a Humanist, and Marx did not reject morality as a concept. The Grundrisse and his early manuscripts prove this, as well as the two paragraphs from Capital I'm posting. The other picture is an excerpt from an article called Marx and Morality.

There was no "Epistemological Break." Young Marx simply laid out the philosophic foundations that he later built off of in Capital. Marx in his early works elaborated thoroughly on the desire for mankind to achieve freedom. His humanism was not a bourgeois humanism, but rather a humanism of liberation and total freedom. This is why Marxism is the doctrine of the liberation of the proletariat, and more than just theories of how Capitalism functions, but also details the movement from theory to practice, which is also a theory itself.