Lenin, Marks and Marks, Um Um, Um, Uh, Um. The Dilemma of the Proletariat

Jeffrey Toobin: You're pessimistic about, uh, of Piketty Solutions and dismal failure. He says the reason that there's a chapter on Lenin is because "we don't get a lot of practical, um, political institutional stuff in marks" Right. So what suppose we shelve the idea of a dictatorship of the proletariat for the moment? We talk about voting within the context of like capitalist countries nowadays. That would be an unimaginable catastrophe. And so you have all these chapters of thinkers who are critical of, of market society and how it works. What strikes me and is interesting is even the pro market voices, the, the smiths and the high X. right.