/lit/ - Literature

It debunks itself. Marx didn't understand logistics, marketing, design or service work, etc.; so many important jobs in which no literal material product results. He literally thought a bunch of base materials appeared in front of a machine-operating wagie like magic, became [product], dispersed and sold itself. The ignorance of this effete pseud had no limits, so much so that he continues to share it generously with his followers today. Grow up lmao

>>20216698
"improving basic conditions"
>be USSR
>300 million people working at literal gunpoint in a natural resource-rich empire 9 million square miles in size and a dozen countries in scope
>4% owned a car and they had to take a train to access it
2% had a color TV and there were three channels
>A third of the animal protein of a western diet, diet was composed of 44% carbohydrates and starch (gruel)
>life expectancy trended downwards from the 60s to the 80s from poor healthcare
>entire extended families lived in tiny, rapidly deteriorating single room apartments with paper thin walls
>receive a 25% pay cut for six months for being 20 minutes late to work more than once
>paid in rations, coupons and "rubles" that functioned more like Chuck-E-Cheese tokens than a currency
>could not choose your job
>could not change your job easily
>could not be legally unemployed
Please spare us the meaningless pedantry pilpul you fucking nerd control freak kike.

Because they don't want to get finessed by pedants who have zero real life or business experience into becoming some faggy communist like every other pseudo-intellectual that's lived off of inheritance money since the day they were born, and they're right for that.

>>19627538
lol no they won't.