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>>21057382
I would suppose so. Marxism is adaptable to newer times and conditions because its core tenets are timeless. Apathetic atheism, dialectical materialism, sanctity of the oppressed, toxicity of capitalism, communism as a possible heaven on earth, and socialism as a means to pursue communism. None of these are tied to the 1800s.
>>21057432
>Modern marxism is sponsored by das Kapital kek
Upper class families convinced of Marxism aspire to become vanguard elites "when socialism comes", for which they use their ties and influence to present themselves as social justice saints to win the trust of the movement.
>>marxists: neutralized, 200 year old obsolete
Outside of China and developing countries, Marxism survived by shifting its demographic from the international proletary to brown people, unmanly people, and environmentalists. Brown people because European imperialism can be framed as a "dialectic" between whites as oppressors and browns as oppressees, unmanly people because patriarchal society can be framed as a dialectic between tyrannical men and a majority of unmen (children, women, and fags), and environmentalists because corporate pollution can be spun as capitalism poisoning the world and being in need of replacement by socialism.

>>19275552
Auqinasians BTFO