mixed_biscuits

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So Marxist theory is blatantly wrong, which is probably why none of the big stuff it predicted has happened. It's intellectually and scientifically bankrupt.
 

thirdform

pass the sick bucket
but you're wrong, everything it has predicted has happened, even the fall of the USSR. you just don't know how to think.

this is why your dad sent you to cambridge university instead of entrusting his biscuits factory to you because you cannot understand how to harness invariant categories.
 

germaphobian

Well-known member
∀x ∈ {real_communist, fake_communist}, x ⊆ n₁ ⇒ x ≡ n
limₓ→contradiction ( n) x = n + 1
∴ Category(real_communist, fake_communist) ∉ PathTo(n + 1)


∫₀^∞ [Innovation(t) * Privatization(t)] dt − lim_(☭→Breadline, Plan→Shortage) CommunistSystem(☭, Plan) + Σₖ=₁^∞ [InvisibleHand(StockMarket) / ConsumerChoice(k)] = CapitalistVictory * (McDonalds(1989) / Marx(1848))
 

thirdform

pass the sick bucket
∫₀^∞ [Innovation(t) * Privatization(t)] dt − lim_(☭→Breadline, Plan→Shortage) CommunistSystem(☭, Plan) + Σₖ=₁^∞ [InvisibleHand(StockMarket) / ConsumerChoice(k)] = CapitalistVictory * (McDonalds(1989) / Marx(1848))

how McDonald's tried to turn marx into a common liberal, but only by eating feudalism and calling the bill ‘freedom.’

∀ n ∈ CapitalistSystems, ∃ f ∈ {ForcesOfProduction, RelationsOfProduction} such that:

lim₍Innovation → ∞₎ [Socialisation(Labourₙ) + StateControl(Forcesₙ)] = CollectiveCapitalₙ

⇒ InvisibleHand = ∅, as Capitalₙ → ConsciousPlanning

∴ ∃ (n + 1) = Communism, emerging immanently from n — not refuted by n₁ < (n + 1)

⟹ LaissezFaire( n ) ⇔ ⊥, since:

Stateₙ ≠ ExternalImposition
but = Result[FeudalPower → ∅, LandedProperty → CommodityForm]

⇒ Attempt(N + 2) = Contradiction, as:

CapitalistDevelopment ⇒ StateMediation
⇒ ¬Possibility[ReturnTo(N −)] ⟹ N + 2 ∉ ℝₑ
 

0bleak

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I was thinking today about my good ol' USA, and how it's so fucked up that you can't really get by very easily (outside of maybe a dozen cities) without a car since living here has been so totally and completely structured around having a car. So you automatically have to have and maintain something expensive just to get by day to day (that is, if you don't want to spend 10 times the amount of time getting places you need to get to on a regular basis like a grocery store, or having a social life, etc.) especially if you live in suburbs or rural areas.
 
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