Sorry, but be more careful and don't show your blatant ignorance so openly. First you need to learn about life and economics and then you need to understand what Karl Marx wrote, what he meant and what came out of it.
The Bolshevik Revolution, WW I&II etc
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Is that meant to be an argument I should respond to or are you just insulting me and you have no other point?
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No other point, I just enjoy insulting you because I have nothing else to do.
And I think about the hundreds of millions of victims, starting with the family of Czar Nikolai II, the Romanovs, who were brutally killed by the communist on July 17th, 1917.
Blaming random strangers for historical massacres isn't really an acceptable thing to do for fun. Do you have anyone you can talk to about your feelings? <3
You wrote " (Marx) did in general broadly understand economics quite well, he's one of the most famous economists in history ... "
. . . and you seem quite impressed by him. I was too as student in the sixties. . .
But reading "Das Kapital" cured me . .
Um yeah Marx is a famous economist. Hi! I'm not much of a Marxist, and certainly not on the same side as Stalin. They kicked us out of the International and fought us at Kronstadt.