[Arlo]
> that's only from a perspective that equates "property" with "freedom".
As I specifically said property is not freedom, that cannot be my
perspective.One can be free as a capitalist (private property), a communalist
(sharedproperty) or as a monk (no property).
[Arlo]
> Marx saw the end result...man would voluntarily participate in social and
> local communes aimed at bettering the conditions for all while allowing
> individuals to strive for their own personal meaning.
Why wait, the free market allows that result now. What's stopping a real
marxist from joining a commune in Vermont, a kibbutz in Israel or a collective
farm in some marxist paradise.
[Arlo]
Again, anyone who has read Marx knows ...Marxism is about freedom
Not true. Count me among the thousands who have read Marx & don't think
Marxism is about freedom, not to mention dangerously misguided.
Craig
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