Marx vs. Lenin vs. Stalin
- Thread starter Black Winter Day
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do go on Blackwinter day seriously, your knowledge is far beyond mine on the subject, Ive never actually bothered with any Marx or Feuerbach other than they were both influenced by HEgel.
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I prefer Lenin's more elegant implementation of Communism to the brutal idiocy of Stalin. And Marx was merely a thinker, not a do-er.
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Speed: Marx mainly disagreed with Feuerbach in the sense that Feurbach brought no real, practical solutions to the table (in terms of religion being an abstraction for perfect MAN, thus bringing up the idea of making the afterlife's utopia a part of real human society). Marx's utopian vision was Communism. "The philosophers have only INTERPRETED the world, in various ways; the point, however, is to change it."
Speed: Marx mainly disagreed with Feuerbach in the sense that Feurbach brought no real, practical solutions to the table (in terms of religion being an abstraction for perfect MAN, thus bringing up the idea of making the afterlife's utopia a part of real human society). Marx's utopian vision was Communism. "The philosophers have only INTERPRETED the world, in various ways; the point, however, is to change it."
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