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22980180 No.22980180 [Reply] [Original]

>Umm, we have to stage this sure-to-fail workers' revolution now because failed revolutions serve as textbook for future revolutionaries in a dialectical process until finally a successful revolution happens
>*gets killed*

What did Rosa Luxemburg mean by this?

>> No.22980192

>>22980180
What an ugly cunt. Glad she died.
S

>> No.22980224

>>22980180
The weirdest thing is that from what I heard she's practically treated like a martyr in germany nowadays.

>> No.22980230

>>22980224
Her plan unironically worked.

>> No.22980300

>>22980180
I wish I could have been there to goon when she was shot

>> No.22981192

>>22980224
It didn't work since nobody lives in a workers-led society. Or at least, it hasn't yet worked.

>> No.22981231
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22981231

>>22980180
She was a naive fanatic. She had an absolute confidence in historical materialism as a law of history, and all that was needed was to rise up and implement what was inevitable and achieve communism. The workers, as dictated by the laws of history, would automatically join the revolution once sparked, and all it would take to achieve this obvious and inevitable happening was to not doubt or be cowardly, but to simply do, and it would simply happen. Marx had discovered an iron law of history, history simply would happen.

See Main Currents of Marxism by Kolakowski. She was equally naive fanatic on ecomomics, she believed she had discovered a basic mathematical error in capitalism that would mean it would automatically and inevitably collapse in the very near future. Like her naive and premature launching of a doomed revolt, no one could talk her out of it, an iron law of economics had been discovered.

>> No.22981265

>>22981231
this book is such a comprehensive BTFO

>> No.22981288
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22981288

>>22980180
Kek, this kike bitchs death was pretty funny ngl.

>> No.22981404

>>22981288
It’s not funny. Mommy didn’t deserve to die like that.

>> No.22981426

>>22981288
deranged psycho

>> No.22981435

>>22981288
Were Luxemburg and Zetkin midgets?

>> No.22981446
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22981446

>>22980180
Looks pretty fun to me

>> No.22981463

>>22980180
>you will never have a qt3.14 jewess domfu wife
and jews claim to suffer

>> No.22981471

>>22980180
What if communists are just goynea pigs collecting data for a violent jewish takeover

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22981563

>>22981192
>yet

>> No.22982324

>>22980180
>this sure-to-fail workers' revolution now
1918 was the best chance for proletarian revolution that Europe will ever have. The failures of the Italian and German revolutions at the end of WW1 were more or less the last opportunity for world communism