Marx capitalism socialism communism

                                                
                                                   
and a needed beyond.                                
                                                   
At the History of Economic Theory and Thought site
is a brief explanation of the views of Karl Marx:
as they relate to political/economic systems.
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At Sugarhigh are two posts:        
real badiou and apocalyptic capitalism
which will be linked to in the order shown here.    
First, two quotes from each post:                    
"The crisis of credit is found in the status of 
the relationship between the speculative and real
economics."                                  
". . . the grand strategy for increasing intensity,
breadth and duration of labor exploitation is     
exactly what we call neoliberalism."             
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"The capitalist is entirely identified with surplus
value; when it dies, the world dies with it."     
"Apocalypse is merely capitalism's last new line,
the latest in use value. . . ."                      
                                                    
1. October 26, 2008
                                                 
2. October 1, 2008                                       
                                                  
                                                   
                                                            
Each of the quotations above I understand, but the
second one is on a frequency I as yet can not find.
I do know neoliberals are more socialist-oriented.
Rightly or wrongly, my dictionary's definition for
a neoliberal is: "a liberal who de-emphasizes tra-
ditional liberal doctrines in order to seek progress
by more pragmatic methods."                         
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From what I have read at their sites, Mr. Dark 
and Mr. Little Red constitute the "we" in the quote.
                                                    
                                                     
Tomorrow is this nation's Elect-Our-Next-President
Day, and I have never felt more grey in all my
ghostly life; and as I reflect again on how my
financial status could have been as opposed to
how it is, I feel that even if it were what it isn't
I would still feel sullen grey.  ||  Whatever becomes
of it, this nation is not the nation I desire it to be,
and I doubt either of the major candidates has the 
strength to make it so.       
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Unless we humans can somehow rise above the 
Type 0 civilization we presently are, and do so  
quickly, I fear our own foolishnesses will cause 
us to go the way of the passenger pigeon.                    
                                                   
                                                
                                                
                                                 
Rho00213