I find the most frustrating aspect of modern day politics is that all the arguments we’re having have already been had, and settled. Back at the start of the 20th century, these debates were fresh and people genuinely didn’t know how things might turn out. Today, we have the wealth of history showing which arguments proved to be correct, and people just ignore it.
I find the most frustrating aspect of modern day politics is that all the arguments we’re having have already been had, and settled. Back at the start of the 20th century, these debates were fresh and people genuinely didn’t know how things might turn out. Today, we have the wealth of history showing which arguments proved to be correct, and people just ignore it.
I wasted precious time reading Mark Fisher and David Graeber when Lenin was there this whole time.
I wish I started reading Lenin sooner as well.