XenoMind wrote:
Peacesells wrote:
Is uncontrolled mass immigraiton a feature of classic Marxism? What was his take on this? You just said "internationalization".
Don't be ridiculous.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_communismPeacesells wrote:
It is the third time I tell you that just because A dislikes B and C, it doesn't necessarily mean that C will always like B.
This is just irrelevant to what I wrote. It looks like you're arguing with voices in your head rather than with me.
Can you stop using ad hominems? It's very tiring and it keeps me from enjoying the discussion.
If I open your link it says:
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Marxist philosophy held that because capitalism had become global (and thus capitalists could be expected to cooperate internationally to maintain dominance in class conflict), the proletariat would need to cooperate internationally as well via proletarian internationalism to avoid continued subjugation via divide and rule (thus the rallying cry of "Workers of the world, unite!"). In this view, after a period of international socialism the terminal stage of development of the (future) history of communism would be world communism.
I am quoting that bit because you were talking about Marxism.
This means that the proletariat needs to cooperate internationally as a reaction against the capitalism that has ALREADY gone global, which of course is true and makes sense. And he says that this international socialism would develop into international communism in the end.
Note that this is seen as a reaction to what I was initially mentioning, the globalization of capitalism.
About the voices in my head, I don't know what you are talking about. I said that capitalism started adversing the bourgeoise, and you said that communism hates it. I am not really sure what your point was, I think your response doesn't have much to do with my statement.