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It’s sad how it’s acceptable amongst Marxist fans that a no true Scotsman is a valid response. If all it takes is “a cursory reading”, then you should certainly be able to provide a short summary and enlighten the capitalist slaves.
"no true scottsman" is irrelevant at the level of the philosophy of Marx/Engels. Communism is a stateless, classless society where mass productive capacity allows for the maxim "from each according to their ability, to each according to their need" can prevail. Such a society has never existed, and the so-called communist governments of the USSR and CCP bear no resemblance to it. If you want to criticize Marx, you ha…
Monopolies are not a stable state without an interventionist government to keep out new market entrants.
> is consolidated in finance which to a large extent plans the international economy
This is a senseless statement because “finance” itself is a market of people willing to invest in various instruments. The exchange rate between two floating currencies (i.e. the international economy) is dictated by the supply and demand of those currencies on the open forex market. This is pretty far from “consolidated”.