cuteguyss:

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cuteguyss:

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bananaseatlions:

Unnecessary but amusing…

bananaseatlions:

Unnecessary but amusing…

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collective-history:

British sub on the River Thames just after World War I, 1918 

collective-history:

British sub on the River Thames just after World War I, 1918 

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Capitalism prepared the conditions and forces for a social revolution: technique, science and the proletariat. The communist structure cannot, however, immediately replace the bourgeois society. The material and cultural inheritance from the past is wholly inadequate for that.” He goes on to defend his position by saying that “in its first steps the workers’ state cannot yet permit everyone to work “according to his abilities” – that is, as much as he can and wishes to – nor can it reward everyone “according to his needs”, regardless of the work he does. — Trotsky, The Revolution Betrayed (via arielnietzsche)

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