/lit/ - Literature

>>12005074

>>11228847
The character of the economy, the accessibility and preponderance of currency and currency systems, production technology, etc. Although with the political victory of the bourgeoisie monogamy has more or less become obsolete as a tool for property maintenance. In Engels' time monogamy was a way for economically powerful families to unite. The husband and wife both slept around because private property was so well legalized that one didn't need to care about consanguinity with offspring. The wealth could stay in the family regardless of whether the child were known to be a bastard or not. Now the family itself is obsolete as a mechanism, the legal framework has been adopted that allows corporations to simply merge. Private property is quite inseparable from the state.

>>10834141
Take your time, his arguments aren't that difficult to follow if you ignore the meticulous references to his earlier propositions, axioms, lemma, etc. and trace them intuitively according to the few key general concepts he lays out in the first book. I recommend to have a physical copy so you can refer back to a vital proposition without having to fight with the "Find on Page" function, or scroll for two minutes, both of which I had to do.

>>10806126
you're not gonna win by hitting dicks... you gotta start sucking 'em

start with the greeks

>>10745457
>>10745460
>yfw making things up

>>10745469
>true conservative
Yeah dude, because there was something to conserve back then, but now it's time to react to how badly LBJ fucked us with Hart–Celler. If we take care of this quickly and give LA back to Mexico, Baltimore and Atlanta to African-Americans, and confine American Jews to NYC then we'll be all right. As long as we let this ameri-mutt thing go the more likely there's civil war, the more insufferable mulattoes we'll have to deal with, the more shooting sprees we'll see as boys continue to end up like Nicholas Cruz, withdrawn from society because they have no friends or girlfriend because there isn't a sense of community which encourages you to conform.