W.TN.Orange Blood
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I think you answered your own question. Also family is important to some folks. If my kids decide to move I would probably try to be close to themIndeed I am. It sucks.
Not sure why anyone would choose to stay there. I know why my dad did. He was a successful criminal defense attorney. Business was great for him for about 40 years until he retired.
That’s an interesting take, I thought the gerrymandering was to make sure there was at least one black representative.This grandma has been doing more to oppose R's than her entire party combined
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Marx didn’t view gun ownership as an individual, inalienable right. It was a means to an end.I don't recall Marx's writings on the 2nd Amendment of the US constitution, remind me.
Classical Marxist theory advocates for the working class to be armed. In fact, it is not inherent in many of those theoretical societal systems to deny individual gun ownership. Many modern socialists states, though, have chosen strict gun ownership. I’m not sure if that speaks to the systems themselves, or the individuals running the show, but it’s the wrong move.Marx didn’t view gun ownership as an individual, inalienable right. It was a means to an end.
Marxist-Leninist leaders that came after him all engaged in state sponsored gun confiscation once the revolutionary end was achieved.
Communist, Socialist, Marxist, Leninist, Maoist… doesn’t matter. None of those forms of government can allow for private gun ownership - they all require submission to the state.
Marx didn’t view gun ownership as an individual, inalienable right. It was a means to an end.
Marxist-Leninist leaders that came after him all engaged in state sponsored gun confiscation once the revolutionary end was achieved.
Communist, Socialist, Marxist, Leninist, Maoist… doesn’t matter. None of those forms of government can allow for private gun ownership - they all require submission to the state.
That’s why I pointed out that Marx viewed gun ownership as a means to an end. An armed proletariat to overthrow the power structure. Not as an individual right.Classical Marxist theory advocates for the working class to be armed. In fact, it is not inherent in many of those theoretical societal systems to deny individual gun ownership. Many modern socialists states, though, have chosen strict gun ownership. I’m not sure if that speaks to the systems themselves, or the individuals running the show, but it’s the wrong move.
Not gonna matter much once one of these idiot billionaires builds an autonomous army to wipe us all out and hoard earth for their own and some chosen few![]()
Means to an end. Not an inalienable right."Under no pretext should arms and ammunition be surrendered; any attempt to disarm the workers must be frustrated, by force if necessary."
"Under no pretext" seems pretty clear that Marx himself didn't believe the working class should be disarmed.
Neither is the 2nd amendment, as the supreme court has declared that weapon possession/ownership can be suspended and regulated under US law.Means to an end. Not an inalienable right.
All of the successful Communist revolutions that came after him followed the same pattern - massive state sponsored confiscation.
Yugoslavia says hey. Albania too.Marx didn’t view gun ownership as an individual, inalienable right. It was a means to an end.
Marxist-Leninist leaders that came after him all engaged in state sponsored gun confiscation once the revolutionary end was achieved.
Communist, Socialist, Marxist, Leninist, Maoist… doesn’t matter. None of those forms of government can allow for private gun ownership - they all require submission to the state.
Karl Marx was literally the biggest loser in the world...a bum who wanted to give STDS to prostitutes and not work all day, expected others to pay for him, neglected his family and daughters.Marx didn’t view gun ownership as an individual, inalienable right. It was a means to an end.
Marxist-Leninist leaders that came after him all engaged in state sponsored gun confiscation once the revolutionary end was achieved.
Communist, Socialist, Marxist, Leninist, Maoist… doesn’t matter. None of those forms of government can allow for private gun ownership - they all require submission to the state.
