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The greatest copy paste master whose ideology set back half the world
Karl Marx, the creator of the idea of a world of justice and equality, which initiated the most drastic social and political changes in the 20th century, represented the interests of the proletariat without ever meeting any proletarian. He did not visit factories and talk to workers, nor did he investigate the situation of the poor with his own eyes.
He was a cabinet scientist, and his most significant work "*Capital*" was created, Johnson claims, in large part. by rewriting the results of other people's research and insights, by deliberately distorting the facts in order to prove one's own views, by using outdated, inaccurate and falsified data and quotations taken out of context.
In his private life, the "*father of communism*" was prone to violence, unable to manage money, longed for power and needed to constantly exploit his surroundings, the author claims. He was also a model of an unhealthy life of a grumpy nature, quarrelsome and vengeful: he moved a little and ate too much, smoked and drank a lot, rarely bathed and barely washed (so he suffered from subcutaneous ulcers that made him irritable). According to Johnson's writing, none of the many descendants of Karl and Jenny, who - due to Marx's inability to handle money - were in great misery (it would have been worse without the help of Friedrich Engels), but Marx's illegitimate son Henry Frederick Dermut, when he never officially acknowledged it, and got it with the only working-class representative he knew well — Lenhen's housekeeper.
The ideology that he devised on the basis of other people's ideas on all fronts is slowly losing its meaning because the utopian effect of "*all people in the world of the same status*" is in no way impossible. An economically unsustainable form that has the idea that only industrialization can achieve harmony in the equal distribution of capital. The destroyed agricultural structure, which is in fact the core of society, led to the collapse of communism.
The flames of communism are still smoldering in some parts of the world in countries that have erected fences from the rest of the world, because only in the conditions of the ghetto does this perverted political ideology succeed, even though, realistically speaking, they are the regime system.
Sour candy is easier to eat when wrapped in colorful foil. Sources: Aleksandra Mijalković, Intellectuals of Low Passions, 2018 The photos used in this article are taken from the site **www.google.com** https://www.google.com/search?q=People+and+machines&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjhkJKrieDsAhVUIhoKHQZIDz8Q2-cCegQIABAA&oq=People+and+machines&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQDFAAWABgLGgAcAB4AIABAIgBAJIBAJgBAKoBC2d3cy13aXotaW1n&sclient=img&ei=E_-dX6G7E9TEaIaQvfgD&bih=625&biw=1366&rlz=1C1GCEA_enRS903RS903#imgrc=fkuqJNgp2iLXZM&imgdii=59WbsvxyMo2zmM
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I don't know much about Marx, but this article is great, there are a lot of series that still teach us to read Marx today.
> I don't know much about Marx, but this article is great, there are a lot of series that still teach us to read Marx today. One utopia that took many victims. And billions went crazy ... horror. In the name of Marxism, over 4,000 people were killed in Kragujevac alone after the Second World War. It didn't bring anything nice, just a lie.
I read a lot about Karl Marks. I actually like his biographies a lot. Your article also carries a lot information about Karl Marks. Keep it up dear:)
> I read a lot about Karl Marks. I actually like his biographies a lot. Your article also carries a lot information about Karl Marks. Keep it up dear:) Thanks, I hope I will continue to write about topics that others do not like to write about
Please continue dear. I really Like to read such kinds of Articles:) Keep it up
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Was Karl Marx a kind of Nostadamus who saw into the future? Was he a prophet who discovered “eternal truths”? He was neither the first nor the second, he only discovered the truth of capitalism. Who was Karl Marx? How did he live? What happened to Marxism? What was Marxism like? An interesting question
> Was Karl Marx a kind of Nostadamus who saw into the future? Was he a prophet who discovered “eternal truths”? He was neither the first nor the second, he only discovered the truth of capitalism. Who was Karl Marx? How did he live? What happened to Marxism? What was Marxism like? An interesting question I had an appeal as a subject, we first had Socialism in elementary school and learned literally every segment of this plagiarism from his work. Afterwards, we continued the same thing, but they called that subject Self-Management. In the Gymnasium, it was called Sociology and Society, and at the end, the finals at the Faculty of Sociology with Philosophy. The problem is not the subject of study but those who convey it. At the faculty, who, instead of talking about the basics of Philosophy and Logic, we were overwhelmed by communist ideology, but whoever asks you, teaches you, passes, give me 6 just to pass and bye hello. And now, after so much study, you see that you learned from plagiarism and stolen ideas ... horror.
All our lives we have been brainwashed with Marx and he was a copyist, the truth always comes out.
> All our lives we have been brainwashed with Marx and he was a copyist, the truth always comes out. If it wasn't tragic, it would be funny
ufff we learned about Karl Marx in high school but i didnt like that school subject
I have the same attitude
When it was taught in high school, I didn't understand anything. Luckily, only one subject dealt with that topic, so I didn’t bother learning about it for long.
> When it was taught in high school, I didn't understand anything. Luckily, only one subject dealt with that topic, so I didn’t bother learning about it for long. I had no problem learning anything. I went to two schools in parallel, so I studied everything, but it was so nebulous for me, and then we did some research at the faculty and one of the tasks was to take a topic for a speech and it would last about 10 minutes, but not to say anything. I did superbly because I took a good chunk of Capital. Show: D
When I just remember my high school and Marxism subjects. That would be passionate. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, so bug, study, and I don't understand or see the point of the subject. Now in these years, remembering everything, thanks to this article, I see how much the educational system during communism was a failure. It's not much better now either, but at least I have fewer scammers and plagiarists.
> When I just remember my high school and Marxism subjects. That would be passionate. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, so bug, study, and I don't understand or see the point of the subject. Now in these years, remembering everything, thanks to this article, I see how much the educational system during communism was a failure. It's not much better now either, but at least I have fewer scammers and plagiarists. Yeah, hahahah. You read and I have no idea what the artist meant ... terrible.
I didn't know this facts about Karl Marks, and everyone can make some studies, but question is how is it work in real world. I don't blame him, he brings that masterpiece to world, but have we failed to build in our economies and raise our population as key of progress and increased consumption. No, we just ruined nature and soils and make workers ill, and that is our begining and end.. Thank you!
> I didn't know this facts about Karl Marks, and everyone can make some studies, but question is how is it work in real world. I don't blame him, he brings that masterpiece to world, but have we failed to build in our economies and raise our population as key of progress and increased consumption. No, we just ruined nature and soils and make workers ill, and that is our begining and end.. Thank you! Welcome Baldur Thor Loki, In short, that is exactly the conclusion. It's not his fault, it's our fault that we followed him.
Looking at your post I liked it, just keep it up it will be even better
We learned so much about him and the Engels at school. I will never forget that he was born 5.5 in Trier and his quote Religion is opium for the people
> We learned so much about him and the Engels at school. I will never forget that he was born 5.5 in Trier and his quote Religion is opium for the people Yes, opium for the people and their ideology is literally a sect in all sequences.
I did not know all those facts about Karl Marx. He was an interesting person, but he was also man with many secters, and I did not know all those secrets.
Modern technologies, browsers, software, applications, can determine everything, even the fact that intellectuals from a century or two ago were plagiarists. By simply entering all these capital works into digital format, the software pointed out duplicates of the so-called repetition of paragraphs and the like. And here ... simply