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No One Owes You Anything, But You Really Owe Yourself Something

  No One Owes You Anything, But You Really Owe Yourself Something             The center of Marxist thought is that the history of man is all about class oppression, a world divided between the kingly class and the peasants or any sorts of oppressed, bonded labor like slaves. With each passing year, this kernel of Karl Marx’s writings seems all the more relevant. We, the common people, are being increasingly oppressed. The very solution to the problem is simple: “To all the workers of the world, unite!” Violence as a solution to violence in hopes that the violent revolution brings about immediate palpable change. It is easy to see why this idea is so popular these days. Many of us are not happy with our lives, and so seek a ready solution to everything we gripe about.             Marxist thought seems to work on the surface level, but it often ignores the lives of numer...

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