Alienation - Feuerbach to Marx
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This was dope. Loving this revolutionary philosophy content. Great video comrade.
learning about philosophy makes you feel wiser and dumber at the same time lmao
Thank you bro
Amazing work comrade, you explain things in a way that makes sense to me!!
Rad video. Love your guys work! No enough videos on the web discussing Feurebach
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Carlos, what are your thoughts on the Sino-Soviet split?
And
¿Eres Cubano acere?
China is just one more model for the construction of socialism and that works, starting from the development of the means of production using the free market, but now we are seeing how the state is already taking control of all the private entities that do not work and with everything this model has lifted more than 900 million Chinese out of poverty
@@francoisrenaito6933 I agree comrade. However, that wasn’t really my question.
it was a catastrophic result of badly defined, post colonial borders and bad history, revisionists taking power in the USSR. foreign interference and capitalist encirclement along with inability to negotiate to form a world communist bloc. refusal to humble themselves and cooperate. it led to a slowly deteriorating situation between the two powers that should never have had to happen. it was a disaster for the communist struggle but largely unavoidable as each nations interests were pretty correctly represented in their individual choices for the time. vying for their own internal interests rather than setting them aside for negotiation.
aside from mao forming an alliance with nixon and the invasion of cambodia. which are just a pair of outwardly piece of shit decisions. lmao.
100% Cuban. And we’ve been thinking about doing something on the sino-Soviet split. Short response is that it was disastrous to the 20th century communist movement. Parties all over the world began to split because of it. Grover Furr’s reading is that it has its source in Khrushchev’s ‘secrete speech’, which he believes he proved to be fully false - which would mean a false document led to the fragmentation of the global communist movement. Although it might have been an important factor, I think this reading is a bit simplistic.
@@FWAKWAKKA Is the revisionism you speak of Khrushchev leaving the class struggle for “state of the whole people?”
There's this indian channel called druv Rathee which uploaded a misunderstood concept about communism, can you do a video debunking it?
React to cbs Sunday morning on the problems with our supply chain.
The only disagreement I have is that animals do in fact labor consciously.
copy of the ghosts of plum run series in that pile lol
my grandpas last name is FEUERBACHER he died not long ago im trying to figure out the background and name
Erich Otto FEUERBACHER was his name
You look and dress like young Gerry Adams
Bazed.
That's only partial view of alienation . Believers also project their worst vices and prejudices onto God, allowing the faithful to avoid responsibility and guilt, as they attribute these negative dispositions to God . For example, the God of the Hebrew Bible is a jealous god, often malevolent, seeking retribution and punishment for sinners. In this way, we become alienated from our moral potential for good, where good is defined as benevolence, compassion and tolerance, etc. By projecting negative qualities onto God, we make Him complicit in sins we would otherwise denounce.