/lit/ - Literature

What are the best and worst books you've read on ideologies you disagree with?

Yes, Marx and Engel's Communist Manifesto is worth reading.
It will teach you that scrawny, bourgeois, BMW driving pieces of shits belong in gulag chambers and their driving machines debadged, and given to random hoodlums on the street where they will soon be driven into the ground.

>>12278720
"Gratitude is a sickness suffered by dogs" - Joseph Stalin.

Never join them. Good writers always avoided bourgeois literary cliques.

>>12236624
I am not a Marxist and I did not call OP a retard. I said he did not read it. If he read it, he should have realized that neither Marx nor his ideology were explicitly or implicitly against incentivizes, and for any society to work, you would need them. Marx and Engels were ardent admirers of Darwin and did not subscribe to a wish-washy notion that everyone was equal; this is why their brand of socialism was said to be scientific, as opposed to the wish-washy "all men are equal" gospels that abounded in their day.
Let us take an aside and look at historical examples of states built on Marxist ideology, you'll see incentives did exist. The USSR was much more successful under the hard command economy of Stalin than the more autonomous economy that followed Kruschev's liberalization strictly because it had incentives tied into it (e.g. Stakhanovites) to motivate workers.
Read some of Marx's works, do not become emotionally invested. Think. Remember that most so-called Marxists of today have never read a word of Marx and themselves are actual idiots, and thus do not provide an accurate picture of what it's about.

Was Karl Marx really Marxist?

good summary of what marx advocates for politically.