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The abolition of the antagonism between town and country is one of the first conditions of communal life, a condition which again depends on a mass of material premises and which cannot be fulfilled by the mere will, as anyone can see at the first glance. (These conditions have still to be enumerated.)
interesting bit from the German Ideology. when do yall reckon the technical conditions for the abolition of town and countryside are there
rising real estate prices in major cities largely come from the simple fact that there are more jobs in these cities than there is space (this is also why there's tent-living people in San Francisco with stable jobs and everything except housing). this is one of those contradictions that the abolition of country and city will have to solve
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ok ngl there's so much in the German Ideology that's completely irrelevant. Marx is a great polemicist, but i simply do not give a shit about Bruno Bauer and Max Stirner's conflict with Feuerbach where it does not pertain to Marx' historical thought
however, it's pretty funny that a whole bunch of the criticised positions could just as well be criticism of (pseudo) critical theory-anti-deutsche thought. i've always thought of them as regressing to left-hegelianism, but i might just call them Junghegelianer lol
Da bei diesen Junghegelianern die Vorstellungen, Gedanken, Begriffe,[19] überhaupt die Produkte des von ihnen verselbständigten Bewußtseins für die eigentlichen Fesseln der Menschen gelten, gerade wie sie bei den Althegelianern für die wahren Bande der menschlichen Gesellschaft erklärt werden, so versteht es sich, daß die Junghegelianer auch nur gegen diese Illusionen des Bewußtseins zu kämpfen haben. Da nach ihrer Phantasie die Verhältnisse der Menschen, ihr ganzes Tun und Treiben, ihre Fesseln und Schranken Produkte ihres Bewußtseins sind, so stellen die Junghegelianer konsequenterweise das moralische Postulat an sie, ihr gegenwärtiges Bewußtsein mit dem menschlichen, kritischen oder egoistischen Bewußtsein zu vertauschen und dadurch ihre Schranken zu beseitigen. Diese Forderung, das Bewußtsein zu verändern, läuft auf die Forderung hinaus, das Bestehende anders zu interpretieren, d.h. es vermittelst einer andren Interpretation anzuerkennen. Die junghegelschen Ideologen sind trotz ihrer angeblich »welterschütternden« Phrasen die größten Konservativen. Die jüngsten von ihnen haben den richtigen Ausdruck für ihre Tätigkeit gefunden, wenn sie behaupten, nur gegen »Phrasen« zu kämpfen. Sie vergessen nur, daß sie diesen Phrasen selbst nichts als Phrasen entgegensetzen, und daß sie die wirkliche bestehende Welt keineswegs bekämpfen, wenn sie nur die Phrasen dieser Welt bekämpfen. Die einzigen Resultate, wozu diese philosophische Kritik es bringen konnte, waren einige und noch dazu einseitige religionsgeschichtliche Aufklärungen über das Christentum; ihre sämtlichen sonstigen Behauptungen sind nur weitere Ausschmückungen ihres Anspruchs, mit diesen unbedeutenden Aufklärungen welthistorische Entdeckungen geliefert zu haben. [...]
ok ngl there's so much in the German Ideology that's completely irrelevant. Marx is a great polemicist, but i simply do not give a shit about Bruno Bauer and Max Stirner's conflict with Feuerbach where it does not pertain to Marx' historical thought
however, it's pretty funny that a whole bunch of the criticised positions could just as well be criticism of (pseudo) critical theory-anti-deutsche thought. i've always thought of them as regressing to left-hegelianism, but i might just call them Junghegelianer lol
ok ngl there's so much in the German Ideology that's completely irrelevant. Marx is a great polemicist, but i simply do not give a shit about Bruno Bauer and Max Stirner's conflict with Feuerbach where it does not pertain to Marx' historical thought
grade in der Tagesschau in 100 Sekunden: "Teheran hat weitreichende Bedingungen für eine Öffnung der Meerenge gestellt, etwa dass die USA die Islamische Republik nie wieder bedrohen dürften."
weitreichende Bedingungen. unglaublich. absolut skandalös. die sollen den Iran einfach nicht mehr bedrohen dürfen??????
unironisch halt mal wieder Russia Today-Niveau, es ist so krank.
grade in der Tagesschau in 100 Sekunden: "Teheran hat weitreichende Bedingungen für eine Öffnung der Meerenge gestellt, etwa dass die USA die Islamische Republik nie wieder bedrohen dürften."
weitreichende Bedingungen. unglaublich. absolut skandalös. die sollen den Iran einfach nicht mehr bedrohen dürfen??????

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Längst ist Eroberungsmigration zu einer Waffe gegen das dumme, schwache Europa geworden, von der sowohl Putin als auch Erdogan und nun vermu
ich meine das komplett ernst wenn ich sage, dass in Europe und den USA in absehbarer Zukunft ein Völkermord an Muslimen möglich bis wahrscheinlich sein wid
what's completely lost in the uproar about the demands of rent control and socialisation of buildings is that the people of Berlin, New York and elsewhere simply disagree with market justice. the victory of market rationality has been so complete that everyone frames their argument in an economic way, but that's not really what it's about at its core, is it. the people of New York and Berlin simply don't want to be priced out of their cities, no matter what the market says. they simply don't feel that market morality aligns with their personal morality and therefore want to allocate resources differently. whether they know it or not: the debate about whether rent control is bad for the economy or not suggests a reasonable number of people don't realize this anymore.
these instances where the contradiction between market morality and personal morality flares up again are hopeful though. too many people have internalised market morality, the victory of the neoliberal restaurantion has all but extinguished the difference between market justice and human justice. these flare-ups show that the people aren't dead yet, haven't yet been replaced with economic machines. the left needs to capitalise on this.
and that's precisely why we need our standpoint to move on from economics, from the idea that the laws of economics (whether orthodox or heterodox ideas about economics doesn't really matter) assure the most desirable allocation of resources. we want to be able to govern our societal resources ourselves. that is what the entire left project is about. we want to be able to make a decision about what our society should look like and then make that decision real, no matter what "the market" says. that's the point we need to hammer home.
what's completely lost in the uproar about the demands of rent control and socialisation of buildings is that the people of Berlin, New York and elsewhere simply disagree with market justice. the victory of market rationality has been so complete that everyone frames their argument in an economic way, but that's not really what it's about at its core, is it. the people of New York and Berlin simply don't want to be priced out of their cities, no matter what the market says. they simply don't feel that market morality aligns with their personal morality and therefore want to allocate resources differently. whether they know it or not: the debate about whether rent control is bad for the economy or not suggests a reasonable number of people don't realize this anymore.
1 beer in and i start telling people to surrender
Ab dem 1. August gilt im rot-grün regierten Hamburg: In den öffentlichen Dienst wird nur eingestellt, wer vom Verfassungsschutz überprüft wu
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The abolition of the antagonism between town and country is one of the first conditions of communal life, a condition which again depends on a mass of material premises and which cannot be fulfilled by the mere will, as anyone can see at the first glance. (These conditions have still to be enumerated.)
interesting bit from the German Ideology. when do yall reckon the technical conditions for the abolition of town and countryside are there
actually, note on translation: in the original german he writes that the conditions still have to be developed. all english versions i've found translate it as "enumerate" though, with the implication being that they need to be developed in the sense of thought of by the social theorist. i understood the german "develop" in this case to mean the development of the conditions the same way we talk about the development of the productive forces, that is: technological. it's not entirely clear what he means, both interpretations make sense
The abolition of the antagonism between town and country is one of the first conditions of communal life, a condition which again depends on a mass of material premises and which cannot be fulfilled by the mere will, as anyone can see at the first glance. (These conditions have still to be enumerated.)
interesting bit from the German Ideology. when do yall reckon the technical conditions for the abolition of town and countryside are there