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- noun The socialist philosophy and political program developed by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels.
- noun Any social or political philosophy or ideology derived from the thought of Karl Marx.
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Examples
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You can call it marxism, socialism, or "whateverism" you want to call it, but it is the right thing for America.
Movement 'coming from the soil of America,' conservative says 2009
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It's happening here folks; cultural marxism is upon us, but we can still blog.
Hatfield Girl Shock Revelations Newmania 2007
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Now you are pro in marxism and Russian history too?
Think Progress » Bush: American Foreign Policy No Longer Seeks to ‘Manage Calm’ 2006
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The problem with marxism is that it is extremism, just like the fascism you preach.
Think Progress » Philadelphia Denied Funds To Fight Terrorism 2005
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Social marxism is a cancer to the concept of the individual, the individuals creativity and thus to the true human spirit.
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I think that marxism is better debated by a biology metaphor.
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » 60 Second Refutation of Socialism, While Sitting at the Beach 2004
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In fact, it was largely made up of Marxists who were disgusted with the path that so-called marxism was taking in the soviet union, starting way back in the 30s.
What distinguishes each form of feminism from the other? 2005
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Do religions such as marxism and liberalism have consistent belief systems? en Español
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Do religions such as marxism and liberalism have consistent belief systems? en Español
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Do religions such as marxism and liberalism have consistent belief systems?
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