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I may be wrong, but I don't think that Marx advocated first blood. He thought that a peaceful revolution was possible in several countries, but anticipated a vi
by pygy_ 16y ago
I may be wrong, but I don't think that Marx advocated first blood. He thought that a peaceful revolution was possible in several countries, but anticipated a violent response from the power in place in others.
Anyway, you seem to forget that a lot of violence has been conducted, if not in his name, under the guise of ideas developed by Adam Smith. How may bloody dictators have been backed, when not put in place, by the US, for economical reasons?