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eridani

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3. That change will have to come from the rest of the world, the lower tiers of which

Reply to TBF (Original post)

Tue Apr 14, 2015, 12:20 PM

Apr 2015

--still have a working class in the traditional sense. In the developed world, technological unemployment is proceeding apace, and it's the superfluous who will have to be the change engine.

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Can the working class still change the world? [View all] TBF Apr 2015 OP

Hell yes.... daleanime Apr 2015 #1

Potential is there, but like many explosives, a fuse is needed to ignite it. guillaumeb Apr 2015 #2

That change will have to come from the rest of the world, the lower tiers of which eridani Apr 2015 #3

Where we are today! Great article, Marxism 101! yallerdawg Apr 2015 #4

I agree - the trick is convincing folks they TBF Apr 2015 #5