/lit/ - Literature

I have long waited for a relevant time to post this.

What are some books defending revolutionary violence and terror?

>>10454413
The only thing worse than centrist neoliberals are people who think a socialist revolotion can happen without violence and appropriated state mechanisms to make possible the economic transition. It's honestly embarrassing how none of these people have any idea what dire conditions and threats actual revolutionaries have to deal with. I've stopped recommending Marxist theory and instead just tell them to read a good history of the USSR.

>>10168843
The "Marxist solution" has nothing to do with reforming capitalism with liberal welfare programs. The Marxist solution is a violent appropriation of industry and the processes of production, so that markets cease to exist and producing goods is carried out on a planned and coordinated basis. There are various models as how this is carried out, but that requires literacy in political economy.

Why do people on this website fetishize nobility and inherited wealth so much? Why is social stratification so revered, that it becomes the judge of canonical literature?

How do you expect to have a proper revolution without executing a lot of dissenters?