One of the important questions about the social order is whether ideas determine the actions of the authorities or do the representatives of the authorities order the ideas they need? The question, posed in this way, is so general that any answer can be both right and wrong. There are enough world authorities who take opposing positions, …
More »Is Marx's critique of capitalism convincing?
Despite its obvious failures in the twentieth century, Marxism remains one of the most widespread political and economic ideologies of our time. Western democracies have adopted many of the principles and policies advocated by Marx and his followers, and many post-colonial developing countries have built their societies on the basis of socialist …
More »Ep. 12: Bulgaria and the Eurozone, 200 years since the birth of Marx
01:15 - Bulgaria's entry into the Eurozone 26:37 - 200 years since the birth of Karl Marx 46:30 - The State vs. Market Social Assistance 60:33 - Questions from Patreon Donors Links: The Secret Weakness of the Euro The Right-Wing and Conservative Position is Bulgaria Outside the Eurozone Desislava Nikolova from IME Against the Recent Entry …
More »No gods or kings, only man (alone) or the myth of Ayn Rand's inverted Marxism
When you don't understand something - read it a second time, if you still don't understand it - read it several times until you get it. If that doesn't work - start criticizing what you didn't understand or at best the little you did understand. This article is a response to the review of …
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