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To: blueunicorn6
I had to read Marx. .... They’re getting you to think about socialism while they’re just picking your pocket.

I read and stuided the CM. I know the left well. One has to be a fool to believe the followers are Marx want the "ideal state." Marx, Obama, Stalin, most of the RAT party are control freaks. They want to use the power of the State for absolute control. The old school has such power they could easily fill the evil blood lust and kill millions.

One of the benefits of such control is lots of "easy money." You could call Stalin a grifter of sorts -- he has nice Dachas in Abkhazia, Gagra and other places in the Caucuses.

I have no doubt there are many on the left who fantasize about having the same power as Stalin. The evil in their hearts is no less than the evil in Stalin's, Mao or Pol Pot.

Obama, Ayers, Soros, most on the left seek power not just for easy money. They are out to transform our Republic into a Socialist H*ll. Their end game is dictatorship.

50 posted on 11/10/2012 11:29:02 AM PST by sand88
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To: sand88

Could be, but I think we need to understand their true motivation. If they just want power for power’s sake, then they’d be making us all have little red books and wear red shirts. They want bucks! Who wants to be Prince of Mozambique? Big deal. Princess of the US? You bet. They might accidentally destroy the US, and there are real communists and anarchists who would help them, but they don’t really want to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs (the US). They just think that they are clever enough grifters to squeeze a few more eggs out of the old goose without killing it.


51 posted on 11/10/2012 12:16:17 PM PST by blueunicorn6 ("A crack shot and a good dancer")
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