Marx Was Correct

[t_polkow]

Marx not only diagnosed capitalism’s flaws but also the outcome of those flaws. If policymakers don’t discover new methods of ensuring fair economic opportunity, the workers of the world may just unite. Marx may yet have his revenge.

Read more: Karl Marx's Revenge: Class Struggle Grows Around the World | TIME.com


From Time magazine Business and Money

Karl Marx's Revenge: Class Struggle Grows Around the World | TIME.com

 

[Toronado3800]

Ok....

I am not a big pure socialism fan but find pure capitalism also not to work.

 

[Mac1958]

Marx not only diagnosed capitalism’s flaws but also the outcome of those flaws. If policymakers don’t discover new methods of ensuring fair economic opportunity, the workers of the world may just unite. Marx may yet have his revenge.

Read more: Karl Marx's Revenge: Class Struggle Grows Around the World | TIME.com


From Time magazine Business and Money

Karl Marx's Revenge: Class Struggle Grows Around the World | TIME.com

There's no way of knowing how capitalism would have performed if it were not so perverted by politicians and ineffective reglations. Greed is going to exist in any economic model, it exists in both public and private sectors, and the critical question is whether it can be effectively minimized without causing too much damage the system's growth mechanisms. It obviously isn't as if Marxism would not contain the same human instinct of greed.

Are you saying you prefer Marxism, then?

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[Cassandro]

Marx not only diagnosed capitalism’s flaws but also the outcome of those flaws. If policymakers don’t discover new methods of ensuring fair economic opportunity, the workers of the world may just unite. Marx may yet have his revenge.

Read more: Karl Marx's Revenge: Class Struggle Grows Around the World | TIME.com


From Time magazine Business and Money

Karl Marx's Revenge: Class Struggle Grows Around the World | TIME.com

Today's "class struggle" says more about the flaws of democracy than of capitalism, once people are convinced that taking someone else's money is easier than earning it themselves.