> His whole work, a pamphlet discussing massacring the bourgeoisie It's not cool to make stuff up just to win an argument. It makes you lose the argument. > I

> His whole work, a pamphlet discussing massacring the bourgeoisie It's not cool to make stuff up just to win an argument. It makes you lose the argument. > In fact it was a part of Marx's work in much the same way as you are arguing it here: he was falsely accusing capitalist and bourgeoisie of mass surveillance, even while he was trying to do it himself. But yeah, Marx is Marx. Yeah, Marx was trying to establish a vast spy network of ravens and pigeons, spanning the whole continent on Wakanda. /s Both mine and your statements are equally true. > Yes, the need for mass surveillance of the masses is actually in Marx and Engels's work. Yeah, in the unpublished archives that only you have access to. /s