[Logophile]

Marxism has failed—an electronic computer would be needed to calculate the number of times this judgment has been made over the past hundred years by different kinds of opponents. Yet every time this hardy school of thought has been pronounced ready for burial, it has asserted renewed vigor and won new multitudes of adherents. Today its world influence is at its height.

All this proves is that some people never learn. Marxism has failed to deliver its promised utopia. It always will.

On the other hand, Marxism has succeeded as a means of seizing and holding power over others. Unfortunately, some people have learned this only too well. This accounts for much of the "vigor" of Marxism.

[strategofr]

" All this proves is that some people never learn. Marxism has failed to deliver its promised utopia. It always will.

On the other hand, Marxism has succeeded as a means of seizing and holding power over others. Unfortunately, some people have learned this only too well. This accounts for much of the "vigor" of Marxism."

Very well said. I might add that a vast practical body of knowledge about how to manipulate and control people has been acquired and passed on among those who call themselves "Marxists."

A book showing some nice insight into this knowledge is How to Beat the Democrats by David Horowitz. In a sense, this body of knowledge of how to deceive, including the set of manuals on terrorism, comprises the real, secret content of "Marxism" today.