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I have read this sentence several times and I still don't understand what you are saying. Can you either expand or convey your thoughts in plainer English? > i
by nvoid 6y ago
I have read this sentence several times and I still don't understand what you are saying. Can you either expand or convey your thoughts in plainer English?
> it wanted more radical change, was a central source of ideas
You could say the same thing about Fascism
- dragonwriter 6y agoI'm sorry, I'm confused, are you claiming you didn't understand what I said about Marxism or that you did and it is equally true of fascism? To attempt to dispense with either: Marxism very much was and Fascism very much was not an important source of ideas, activism, and organization driving the transition from relatively pure capitalism (“pure” in the sense of being essentially the dominant system in the developed West criticized under that name by Marx, not pure in the sense of embodying the post hoc idealistic rationalizations invented in response to criticism of that system) to the modern mixed economy.