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And my point is that nobody in the present has the insight as to state what "the right side of history" will be. And "the right side of history" could also cha
by MrZongle2 8y ago
And my point is that nobody in the present has the insight as to state what "the right side of history" will be.
And "the right side of history" could also change. Consider what "the right side of history" was in regard to Leon Trotsky. For a man who died in 1940, he was on the 'wrong' side of history in the Soviet Union until its end and not formally 'rehabilitated' in Russia until 2001.
If you lived in the Soviet Union in 1950, what would you think "the right side of history" IRT Trotsky would be? How about 1980? Would it have been clear in 2000? Is it even clear today?
And would his contemporaries have been able to predict any of that?