Being moral, we must then assume that only measures that bring about justice can maintain the system. And we know this is so because we have the quotes to prove it from Marx himself.
>Once again Chris Burford, while invoking Marxism, proposes Keynsian
solutions. The "progressive" solution is not to increase the purchasing
power of the masses, but to expropriate the capitalist class. Chris Buford
thinks that "generous unemployment benefits" are some kind of answer.
>Speaking for myself, I received the most generous unemployment benefits
that any wage worker could receive after I lost a consulting position with
Kidder-Peabody, a gang of thieves on Wall Street. I had to borrow $5000 from
my retirement funds to pay my rent. No, the answer is to lay off the ruling
class, not plead for higher unemployment benefits for the people who create
the wealth of society. Marxists are for the abolition of wage slavery.
Chris Burford is some kind of Fabian Socialist, who I wish would stop
invoking the good name of Karl Marx. Once again, I must remind folks of what
Marx called for: . . . >