Karl Marx advocated for violent revolution

There seems to be a lot of effort to restore Karl Marx, rather than being satisfied with pretending to be frightened by the massacre of the Soviet Union, China, Vietnam and Cambodia. For example, I recently played Assassin's Creed: Syndicate. Politically convincing, there are lots of propaganda, but this is a wonderful game. For example, one of the characters asked in the game is Karl Marx. If I remember correctly, he said that all revolution must be democratic and peaceful. Many people seem to believe Marx really insists on this.

Marx wants the end of private property. The only way to achieve this goal is to use force. The majority of honest people are willing to give up all the things they have for the group. Even today, most socialist billionaires who claim socialism and high taxes will not donate big money to the Ministry of Finance.

Marx said he wanted violence. "There is the only way to shorten the suffering and simplification and concentration of the brutal death sufferings of the old society and the occurrence of bloody blooms in the new society, this is a revolutionary fear." He hit Europe in 1848 I wrote this after the revolution. A little

I do not know if most of Marxist / socialists of today are claiming this violent philosophy: I'm trying to break the myth that Marx is somewhat pacifist. He is different.

According to philosopher Karl Marx, the capitalist system itself is the seed of its own destruction. One day, he predicted that a violent revolution would eliminate all social classes and create enough society for all. Marx believes that history inevitably moves towards the goal. But for Marx, this goal is purely economical and is the result of the struggle between industrial workers and owners. In his work Marx believes that the true cost of any product is to build up the labor force it uses. But he said that factory owners are not working so hard to make products; he just bought labor and raw materials, and sold the final product. Marx stated that although workers offered the full value of the product, the selling price of the factory owner was higher than the price they paid to the workers. Therefore, he said that the difference was stolen from workers.

Marxism is the theory of social inequality advocated by Karl Marx (1818 - 1883), claiming Mr. Hegel "top priority first". The working class revolution claims to overturn the controlling capitalist. The political elements of his theory stimulated a series of revolutions around the world including the Russian Revolution of 1917. Marx was a modern person of Spencer and Contos, but his social theory did not spread until the 20th century.

In this lecture, we argue that the study of Karl Marx (1818-1883) is not only a revolutionary science, it is also a revolutionary science constituting a scientific revolution in social and political thinking. This assertion is based on the dynamic material discovered by Marx, the value of the movement in which the social universe of capital is established (Volume 2). Dynamic material of unknown invisible bourgeois social science method. The basis of this assertion is that Marx's society aimed at restoring and developing the revolutionary proposition in Marx's text through "value criticism" and recognizing revolutionism (communism) and the practice of post-capitalist society It is to reevaluate the theory. Class struggle). Although it has already appeared, anytime and anywhere risk