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Students turn to Marx in their pursuit of revolution (UK)
?His name will endure through the ages, and so also will his work.? So said Friedrich Engels at the graveside of his friend, Karl Marx.
Nearly three decades after the demise of the Soviet Union, Marxist thought is enjoying a resurgence on university campuses as students facing worse life prospects than their parents are drawn to revolutionary ideas. This week polling emerged showing that more than twice as many young people regard big business as a danger than are fearful of communism. The ComRes research also found that 18 to 24-year-olds were more likely than any other age group to believe that equality is more important than freedom. As memories of the Soviet era fade, socialism is no longer a dirty word. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/n...tion-k2zp0qwbq https://www.thetimes.co.uk/imageserv...C35&resize=685 The Marxist Student Federation is active on more than 30 campuses PS: Liberals and Globalists prepare world communist revolution? For China? |
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It's a false choice. Big business, communism and the media reporting the "story" are all internationalist.
The youth (at least the under 18's) are the most conservative (read: NATIONALIST) generation since the war. Quote:
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This is not going to end well for many people. "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." |
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Leftism plague is spreading.
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That is kinda outdated ...
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Nothing new. The USA exists because the British don't believe in freedom of the people.
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Marx always was bad ass!
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