Revolution, which is an inevitability as Capitalism and by extension Imperialism continues to decay and disparity continues to rise. Marxists advocate for building dual-power so that when this revolution does occur, the former state can be replaced with democratic councils and unions that already exist.
which is an inevitability
What makes you say that?
Competition and improvements in production result in increasingly lowered rates of profit, which are countered by higher exploitation. Wages have largely stagnated with respect to productivity while disparity rises.
Revolution, which is an inevitability as Capitalism and by extension Imperialism continues to decay and disparity continues to rise. Marxists advocate for building dual-power so that when this revolution does occur, the former state can be replaced with democratic councils and unions that already exist.
What makes you say that?
Competition and improvements in production result in increasingly lowered rates of profit, which are countered by higher exploitation. Wages have largely stagnated with respect to productivity while disparity rises.
I don't follow.
You might want to read Wage Labor and Capital then.
I don't want to read that.
Then what, specifically, are you having trouble with understanding?
What you're talking about.
The Tendency for the Rate of Profit to Fall.
The Price of Tea in China.
It's clear you don't actually care.
I don't care about drivel, no.
Gotcha, then why continue to refuse to read anything but still try to engage?