Author: kokki_boys
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Revolution and the Problem of Premature Equality
Revolution and the Problem of Premature Equality Revolutionary movements often discover that political victory and formal equality do not automatically produce satisfaction, stability, or sustained progress. Many revolutions that dismantled capitalist relations and abolished exploiting classes later confronted stagnation, popular discontent, and pressure to retreat from egalitarian commitments. This outcome is not a moral failure…
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Hair-Splitting Etymological Debates
Against Etymological Politics: Marxism is not a politics of naming, moral signalling, or linguistic purity. It is a scientific method and a guide to revolutionary practice. Lenin defined it with absolute clarity: “Concrete analysis of concrete conditions.” Any approach that replaces this method with wordplay is not Marxism, but idealism in radical disguise. The liberal…
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The Soup, the Bowl and the Spoon
The Soup, the Bowl, and the Spoon: The Fixed Bowl Fallacy Marx says in a polemic against Weston “Citizen Weston’s argument rested, in fact, upon two premises: firstly, the amount of national production is a fixed thing, a constant quantity or magnitude, as the mathematicians would say; secondly, that the amount of real wages, that…