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That's a good thing though, if you're an actual Marxist:
'It is in considertation of this happy outcome that Marx has always extolled the revolutionary role played, un-conciously it is true, by the bourgeiosie. He spoke of the "historic rights" of capitalism, which he called a source both of progress and misery.
The historic mission and the justification of capitalism are, in his eyes, to prepare the ideal conditions for a superior mode of prouction'.
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'It is not in the nature of economics, according to Marx, to make leaps in the dark and it MUST NOT be encouraged to gallop ahead.
It is completely false to say that the socialist reformers remained faithful to Marx on this point.
On the contrary, fatalism excludes all reforms, in that there would be a risk of mitigating the catastrophic aspect of the outcome. The logic of such an attitude leads to the approval of everything that tends to increase working-class poverty.
The worker must be given nothing so that one day can have everything'.
- L'Homme révolté