Originally posted by MexicoYup. Nope.
The of "Marxisit" Russia/USSR government would have made Marx's cry himself to sleep every night.
Have you ever read any of Marx's work? Or are you simply spouting ignorant BS?
Personally I disagree with much of Marx's political philosophy but I have read it.
I am however a Marxist.... See Link
http://history.sandiego.edu/gen/USPics13/marxbros03.jpg
Originally posted by Mexico"I am however a Marxist.... See Link"
The of "Marxisit" Russia/USSR government would have made Marx's cry himself to sleep every night.
Have you ever read any of Marx's work? Or are you simply spouting ignorant BS?
Personally I disagree with much of Marx's political philosophy but I have read it.
I am however a Marxist.... See Link
http://history.sandiego.edu/gen/USPics13/marxbros03.jpg
You believe Hitler was not. Perhaps Lenin and Stalin weren't either. There is a common thread in their governmental and economic systems, collectivism.
Originally posted by Bosse de NagePrimarily, Rand saw women as people, individuals, capable as all individuals are of heroic activities. Her heroins may not have been models of modern feminism, but they were definitely individuals.
I must have missed the part in the film where Karl Marx acquired despotic power.
Do you agree with Ayn Rand's views on women? It's all of a piece, you know ...
What do you think her view of women was?