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Anyways it has to do with bourgeoisie and proletariat class struggle. Could it be that the western financial interests wanted the eastern financial interests wiped clean from the competitive financial market so that the western financial interests could dominate that market and they did that thru involuntary socialism?
That would mean that the western financial interests used the east European proletariat to exploit the east European bourgeoisie so that the western bourgeoisie could have dominion or at least no competition.
Do you think that is crazy to connect the dots that way?
And if not, then Marx's theory that the poletariate are exploited by the bourgeoisie has a double implication...that being that there is always a bourgeoisie pulling the strings of class struggle to remain on top and the poletariate are but one of the strings.
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Last edited on Wed Apr 10th, 2013 01:54 pm by