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la televisione e il marxismo

Submitted by andrea79 on Tue, 2019-09-17 14:48

oggi va di moda in televisione specie sulle reti mediaset un filosofo che si autoproclama marxista tale diego fusaro. ecco io che di marx qualcosina ho letto...trovo fusaro totalmente estraneo anzi persino in opposizione alla dialettica marxista sull' evoluzione dell' economia delle classi ecc. la mia domanda e' perche' in televisione dagli anni 80 ad oggi non viene piu' invitato un marxista serio? per quel poco che so' un marxista dovrebbe innanzitutto parlare della lotta fra classi sociali e non di complottismi o geopolitica.

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For the boss class any hardship, war or ecological disaster is worthwhile as they desperately try to boost their profits. This grim situation has developed whether Parliament and the Town Halls are filled with Tory or Labour. Hoping that we will be fooled by “old wine in new bottles” Momentum has dragged many desperate people back into the deceit that electing well-meaning representatives can somehow challenge the horrors of capitalism. Organising ourselves to start a fight back has never been more important. If we want to start on the road to a better future then we have to make sure sure that the Labour Party and their hangers on don’t lock us into the bosses’ system.

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