Marxism Unmasked from Delusion to Destruction.pdf 7471KB

eaa the same way when created a certain way; wr cannot establish such
categories of actions for men. Thus, even dioug^ mam* people think
physiological materiahsm is a solution, it actiulh* leads to a dead end. If it
were reaUy the solution to this problem, it uxHild mean that m any event
we could know the wa>' everyone wxHiki react. We cannot e\'en imagine
what the consequences wx>uld be if evrrv-body knew what cverybod>' else
was going to do.
Karl Marx was not a matenaltst in the first sense—the machine sense.
But the physiological idea was very popular m his day. It is not easy to
know exactly what influenced Marx because he had personal hatreds and
en\'ies. Karl Marx hated Vogt, the exponent of ph>-Mological materialism.
As soon as materialists like Vogt bef^an to talk politics, Karl Marx said they
had bad ideas: that meant Marx didn't kke them.
Marx dc\rlopcd what he thought was a new f>item. According to hn
materially intcrprrution of historv*. the **nutena] pn^ductivr forces" (th» is
an exact translation ot the (»erman) arc the bases ol' rvxrything Each stage
of the nuterial pfoductnr forces corrrspondi to a definite stage ol' produc-
tion rrbtiom The maienal productivr forces detemune the production
rebtions. that is. the t>'pe of ownership and property which exists m the
\%t>rld And the pntdiKtion rrlationt determine the superstructure In
the (cniufH>l(ig\ ol Marx, capitalism or tetidaltsm air pnxluitKMi rrlaUons.
tuiih t>t ihrv y^-xi nece«saril>- produced bv a panuubr stage ol the
nutcrul pitxluctisT I'orves In IMS**. Karl Marx laid a new stage ol'nuierul
pn>duiti\T tttnes v^xHild prodtKe socultsm
Hut whac are these material productnr forcri' jtat as Marx ne>Tr said
whai J "cUs*" s%a». u> he r»rvTf viui exacth what the "'material pn>ducttvc
Um c\" arc After kiM>king thnnigh ht« vkTitings v^r find that the nuterial
pnHluiiisT lorves are the itK>h and machines In one of his books |AfiW»r
Jf b phtlou^phM"— Ihe IKnrriY W PMcnufk ) | . wmtm in French in 1847,
Marx vjui "ihc hand null poKhnes frtidalmn--the aeam mill produces
iapitali\in "' Mr didn't tas ii in thti> btMik. but m other v^Titings he
(hai iHhcr nuihino will Kkm\e whuh iaiU prtnitKe stxialism
Mar\ crird hard to av\>td the geographual interpretation ol'
bciau%e that lud alrrad\ been dmrrdiied What he said wai thai **toob*
^ plr nnHiltn t hr«* miui tkmnrrj U unthi «w« Ir tomrr—. Ir mtmdm k vifCM'.
*(H»rt^ j\r\ Ir «jf«uli«(r inJutfrtH" KjH Marx. JUWir ir If pktimtfkte (Kv*
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