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>>20767125
Just because Marx and Engels disastrously gambled the entire socialist movement on their autistic predictions about "revolution any day now!" being right, doesn't mean everybody else has to go down with that ship. Even the Bolshevists threw their bloated corpses overboard as soon as the actual conditions of revolution were in conflict with them. They were only carted back in through the back door and mummified by Stalin later.

Marxism as it currently exists has three forms:
>"Marxian" academics (bourgeois socdems who want to "organize" for another ten thousand years because they dislike capitalism but cannot conceive of even mild anti-bourgeois violence, i.e. of actual revolution of any kind)
>internet trannies who think Marx is a Hegelian
>internet trannies who want to autistically split hairs about the rate of profit, basically dissident armchair economists without jobs and respect

If you want to pin your workers' revolution to either or all of these, go ahead. They're all useless and in practice they actually prefer to work against praxis. See their negative, mocking reactions to the recent trucker actions for example, because truckers aren't "woke" enough, unlike lumpenprole CHAZ (which they all loved) and homeless druggie encampments (which they'll spend 100 hours writing apologetics for).

>>20352439
The other book