Liu's China

[michael]

Not really entirely true.  I think that for Marx, the causality goes both
ways.  For example, Marx's discussion of the trade unions.  He thought
that unions were futile -- that they made the mistake of focussing on the
particulars of the specific workplace -- but that in the course of
struggling for union rights, the workers would change .....

Barbara Laurence wrote:


> Isn't it true that in Marx and Engels, the proletariat makes the
> revolution, while in Lenin, Stalin, and Mao, the revolution makes the
> proletariat?
> Jim O'Connor

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