RICHARD D. WOLFF ON THE JIMMY DORE SHOW
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Wealth Inequality Most Severe Since Ancient Egypt w/Professor Richard Wolf
THE DIALECTIC IS IN MOTION
GET IN LOSER WE'RE STARTING A REVOLUTION
IT HAPPENED
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Jayden Jackson
Two liberal utopians larp as revolutionaries
Yawn
Easton Evans
Fucking leftcoms
Jace Morris
Neither of them larps as a revolutionary. Those are memes (to hit the minimum character limit). Both of them encourage people to become aware and literate of politics and the economy, which is something a leftcom should be pleased with.
Hudson Morgan
TL;DW me on how far left pappa wolff goes?
Blake Brown
They're literally just dems in red encouraging would-be socialists to become a bunch of reformist clods, stamping about in the street endlessly as if getting a higher wage is the goal of communism. Nevermind theory, just go out and act like an idiot, and you'll have instant communism. No thanks. If this is the extent of the revolutionary left, then I am not a leftist.
Colton Martinez
so how long until the astroturfing crew steamrolls the comments section?
David Ortiz
Liberal not pretending invites liberal whos pretending to be a marxist on his show
ebin
Brayden Sullivan
He mostly outlines the historical context. 15 minutes isn't a lot of time.
They don't do a lot of encouraging specific things. Wolff mostly just educates, framing current events in the context of Marx's critique of capitalism. Dore is calling people's attention to the failings of capitalism and riling them up. It's literally Dore = Agitate, Wolff = Educate, and we're missing the Organize.
Connor Scott
He makes Makhno look like a fucking liberal
No. But that's not the point either. THe point at which a revolution occurs, is the point at which the masses realize that the state apparatus does not - and cannot - represent their interests. Thus pushing for minimum goals - beyond the maximum goals, of couse - and showing the limits of representative democracy has always been a part of any energized, well-functioning revolutionary movement, no matter what it's ideological leanings are.