/lit/ - Literature

>>17499906
As soon as we remove the insidious kike elements in our societies China can become a great ally.

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>>14694601
>China isn't Marxist
why do I keep seeing this cope? you can argue about socialism/communism, and I would agree with you, but Marxism? really?

>Marx isn't taken seriou-
And before you decidedly post something retarded again, yes, China is Marxist.

>>14622455
Nazi Germany was never a superpower.
And China is most definitely Marxist. Just shows you know nothing about Marx. For context Marxism=/=anti-capitalism. They are following Marxism to a tee and are doing well. They have been going at 5-6% for 30 years now and they plan for the long term. Everything has been closely following their projections. All the while any developed country would be lucky to get 2% today.

The existence of China.

>>14260904
Uhhh fren?

>>14252985
China is doing fine with it aka Socialism by 2050 goal

>>12877499
Wonder how he'd feel about a colossal, exploitative, oppressive, predatory capitalist, borderline fascist state having his picture hung up.

>>12705630
>Marx isnt taken seriou-

In the Chinese language edition of Marx's works sold in China what does it say about his anti-semitic and racist comments, are they usually censored, left as is or are there notes explaining the context?

Any China anons who could answer this, thank you. I am just very curious.